Founding Constitution of the Cyber Jurisprudence International Initiative (CyJurII)

Preamble

Whereas the accelerating integration of digital technologies into judicial processes has rendered traditional court mechanisms insufficient for addressing the complexities of the modern era, and whereas e-courts, remote hearings, digital evidence management, and AI-supported adjudication have transitioned from speculative innovations to operational realities, it is hereby declared that a novel jurisprudential foundation is requisite for sustaining principles of justice in cyberspace. The Cyber Jurisprudence International Initiative (CyJurII) is a voluntary, multidisciplinary scientific consortium dedicated to the systematic reconceptualization of legal doctrine and practice in light of cyber-era challenges.

Article 1: Objectives

1. To develop a comprehensive doctrinal framework for analyzing legal disputes arising in digital and cyber-judicial contexts.

2. To compile, critically assess, and interpret cyber-related judicial decisions from multiple legal traditions.

3. To disseminate rigorously vetted, accessible scholarship on the theoretical underpinnings of cyber justice.

4. To establish and maintain an interactive forum for international academic and judicial exchange concerning cyber jurisprudence.

5. To mentor and support emerging scholars and practitioners specializing in cyber law, digital adjudication, and related disciplines.

Article 2: Core Principles

• Collaboration shall remain open, non-commercial, and driven exclusively by the pursuit of knowledge.

• Respect for legal pluralism and the comparative study of jurisprudential systems shall guide all initiatives.

• Digital justice processes shall prioritize ethical integrity, procedural fairness, and robust security measures.

• Interdisciplinary dialogue among legal theorists, technologists, and social scientists shall inform methodological approaches.

• Scientific neutrality and autonomy of inquiry shall be preserved against external influences.

Article 3: Means of Action

• Publication of peer-reviewed articles, analytical reports, and academic papers on cyber judicature.

• Organization of virtual symposia, webinars, and roundtable discussions to foster global participation.

• Establishment of an open-access electronic journal dedicated to cyber jurisprudence (Phase II).

• Formation of a digital community of scholars and practitioners via publicly available platforms (e.g., Telegram, LinkedIn).

• Development of a publicly accessible archive documenting cyber case law and legislative advancements.

Article 4: Call for Participation

CyJurII extends an invitation to judges, legal theorists, law students, cyber law practitioners, digital rights advocates, and technologists interested in legal applications of emerging technologies to contribute through research, authorship, translation, and event participation. Each contribution will advance the creation of a jurisprudential framework suited to the exigencies of the digital age.

Article 5: Contact Information

Participation inquiries and submissions should be directed to:

Email:

• for inquiries and information contactus@cyjurii.work 

• for submissions: submissions@cyjurii.work 

• for applications to join CyJurII: recruitment@cyjurii.work 

• for internships: internships@cyjurii.work 

• for certificates: certificates@cyjurii.work   

• Backup email: cyjurinternational@gmail.com   
  

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/cyber-jurisprudence-international-initiative/

Issued in June 2025 by Judge/ Yassin Abdalla Abdelkarim, Founder of CyJurII

“Digital justice demands digital jurisprudence.”