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The article explores the problems and prospects of implementing information technologies in the administrative judiciary of Ukraine, particularly in the collection, analysis, and evaluation of evidence. It argues that the central issue in the integration of information technologies into the judiciary is their impact on ensuring the principles of administrative justice, including the necessity of applying such technologies to fulfill the tasks and principles of the judicial process and the limits of their implementation. The concept of information technologies, evidence, and proof in administrative justice is defined. The advantages and disadvantages of using information technologies in the process of evidence are outlined. Attention is given to the problems and prospects of using artificial intelligence in evidence evaluation by the court. The research demonstrates the interdependence between the content of the principle of justice of judicial decisions in administrative justice and the implementation of information technologies and artificial intelligence in particular at the stage of evidence evaluation. The realization of such a principle through the use of digital technologies may lead to the emergence of new procedural rules regarding the interpretation of normative legal acts and their individual norms. It is concluded that the normative legal framework defining the legal nature of information technologies in administrative justice is not yet fully formed. The norms regulating the use of information technologies in the field of administrative justice include aspects such as electronic judiciary technologies and electronic evidence. These norms form a system of information legal institutions in the field of administrative justice. Some of them are still in the process of formation as they undergo stages of creating projects and models of information technologies, their testing and experiments, while others are gradually being implemented and used in judicial practice. Despite many innovations already integrated into the judicial process, a certain number of them still await deeper implementation and understanding, particularly concerning the use of artificial intelligence. Therefore, the prospect of further development lies in improving the normative legal framework for the use of information technologies at the evidence stage in administrative justice.
V. D. Turov (Mon,) studied this question.