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Protocol in Case of Contingencies of Unavailability of the IT Services of This Judiciary

PROTOCOLO ANTE CONTINGENCIAS DE INDISPONIBILIDA D DE LOS SERVICIOS INFORMÁTICOS DE ESTE PODER JUDICIAL

Directive State lawAmericas · ARin forceNot AI-specific

This document establishes a contingency protocol for the Supreme Court of Justice of the Province of Santa Fe to handle IT service outages or cyberattacks. It outlines manual paper-based procedures for submitting new lawsuits, motions, notifications, and payment orders when digital systems like SISFE or the official website are unavailable. Additionally, it provides immediate instructions for judicial staff to disconnect and shut down IT equipment during security incidents.

Summary and content fields are drawn from the document text and are pending editorial review.

Who issued it

Corte Suprema de Justicia de la Provincia de Santa FeJudiciary · AR
Lead issuer
Legal forceLegally binding
Under whose authorityState law
Judged fromfull text

Who it governs

RegulatorsPublic sector bodiesProfessional group

Judicial employees, court officials, and legal professionals operating within the judicial system of Santa Fe need to read this to understand alternative procedures during IT failures.

Sectors
Justice · judicial administration

What the document contains

What's covered

This document covers operational protocols, manual workarounds, and safety measures for judicial staff and legal professionals when digital court systems, email, or websites experience unexpected outages or cyberattacks.

What's missing

The document does not mention artificial intelligence, automated decision-making systems, data privacy compliance, or technical cybersecurity defense standards.

Key takeaways
  • In the event of IT service outages or cyberattacks, legal filings and paperwork must be submitted physically in paper format with a handwritten signature.
  • Judicial personnel must immediately shut down computers, disconnect network cables, and keep equipment offline until official restoration orders are given.
  • Courts must manually record incoming documents and later digitize and enter them into the SISFE system once services are restored.
  • Alternative communication methods, such as messaging apps or physical mail, will replace official emails and websites during outages.
Outline
· 1. Sistemas de gestión de apoyo a la función jurisdiccional
  - 1.I. SISFE - Sistema de gestión y Autoconsulta Online
  - 1.II. Actuaciones judiciales
  - 1.III. Audiencias y actos procesales
  - 1.IV. Correo electrónico entre dependencias judiciales
· 2. Página web institucional del Poder Judicial de Santa Fe
· 3. Órdenes de pago por medios electrónicos
· 4. Medidas inmediatas que deberán adoptar los usuarios de equipos informáticos del Poder Judicial
· 5. Disponibilidad y restablecimiento de los servicios informáticos
Issued6 September 2022
Length2,279 words
FormatNot recorded
Scopesubnational

How it scores

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Accountability

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Clear responsibility for AI outcomes

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Fairness

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Non-discrimination and equitable treatment

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Human Dignity

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Respect for the inherent worth of persons

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Human Oversight

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Humans remain in control of consequential decisions

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Privacy

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Protection of personal data and private life

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Transparency

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Openness about how AI systems work and are used

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Enforcement

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Consequences and compliance mechanisms with real force

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Impact Assessment

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Required assessment of an AI system's risks/impacts before or during use

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Topics

cybersecurity it_contingency judicial_administration business_continuity digital_justice