As a requirement of the right to a fair trial, the court must resolve the dispute quickly, economically and clearly in accordance with the procedural economy. However, in practice, the trial takes a long time, becomes expensive and access to justice becomes difficult. The effectiveness of the trial can be ensured by the sincerity and honesty of everyone involved in this process to ensure justice is manifested. However, a serious problem arises in every field, from the quality of legal education to the requirements of professional ethics, organized with honesty and sincerity on paper: human flaw. 

Case management is negatively affected by the professional inadequacies of the active persons in the litigation process, deficiencies in legal education and arbitrary practices in the court organization. When the workload and structural problems in the judiciary are added to all these problems, the human mind now finds it very difficult to perform justice as it should. Machines developed to do things that people cannot physically do or can do with great difficulty, easily, cheaper and more efficiently, now aspired to the work that people do mentally.. Artificial intelligence systems promise capabilities that will significantly compensate for the obstacles to case management.