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Vol. 14 (2025)
ISSN: 0719-2584

Vol. 14 (2025)

Open Access

Peer reviewed

Doctrine
The forgery about technological means of access to public passenger transport: Nature, dogmatic problems and need for creating ...
Jaime Vera Vega, Carlos Vergara Barrales
10.5354/0719-2584.2025.72410
Dec 2025
The paper analyzes the crime established in article 196 quater of the Transit Law, that punishes different forgery behaviours that fall on technological mea...
Doctrine
Hammers in search of a nail: Characterization of legislative initiatives on disinformation in Chile
Andres Calderón Lopez
10.5354/0719-2584.2025.73565
Dec 2025
This article presents a qualitative and quantitative study of the bills drafted in the Chilean Chamber of Deputies and the Chilean Senate addressing the pro...
Doctrine
Una investigación empírica de la cultura de protección de datos personales y la actuación de las autoridades nacionales en Lati...
Alexandre Veronese, Alessandra Silveira, Amanda Braga, Amanda Espiñeira...
10.5354/0719-2584.2025.73836
Dec 2025
This paper presents the analysis of the results of a field investigation on personal data protection authorities in Latin America, carried out in eight count...
Doctrine
La inteligencia artificial explicable como fundamento para la gobernanza de la IA. Sus implicancias en la responsabilidad civil
Dario Parra Sepúlveda, Ricardo Concha Machuca
10.5354/0719-2584.2025.74040
Dec 2025
This article analyzes explainability, firstly, as a requirement for reliability, an ethical pri...
Doctrine
Criminal liability of legal entities for cybercrime
Francisco Javier Bedecarratz Scholz
10.5354/0719-2584.2025.74317
Dec 2025
This article analyzes the criminal liability of legal persons in Chile for cybercrimes and its implications, particularly in light of the paradigm shift bro...
Doctrine
Civil liability for damages caused by the use of artificial intelligence: applicable regime and security challenges for its dev...
Fernanda Torres Mac-Pherson, Mirko Villarroel Contreras, Javier Salga...
10.5354/0719-2584.2025.74613
Dec 2025
Despite the increasing introduction of artificial intelligence into our daily lives, in Chile, unlike in comparative law, there is no sectoral regulation t...
Doctrine
Algocracy in the Global South: The threat of a new dependency
Nicolas De la Peña, Hugo Fernando Guerrero Sierra, Iván Ramón Rodríguez...
10.5354/0719-2584.2025.74784
Dec 2025
The widespread use of Artificial Intelligence systems in public functions is known as algocracy. However, there is limited research on its implications in t...
Doctrine
Legal challenges in coding the civil liability clause in smart contracts
Eduardo Andrés Calderón Marenco, Jimmy Enrique Garzón Solano, Romina M. Sanchez Silveyra, Gabriel Ravelo-Franco, Guillermo O. Sal
10.5354/0719-2584.2025.74870
Dec 2025
This paper presents a doctrinal study aimed at exploring the existing challenges regarding the c...
Doctrine
Algorithmic transparency and automated decision-making systems in healthcare: The case of the non-GES waiting list prioritizati...
Pablo Contreras Vásquez, Karina Soto Maturana
10.5354/0719-2584.2025.75123
Dec 2025
The paper analyzes whether the non-GES (Explicit Health Guarantees, by its Spanish acronym) waiting-list prioritization algorithm implemented in Chile by th...
Doctrine
The inadequacy of the duty of disclosure in consumer neurotechnology contracts in Chile
Macarena Silva Boggiano, Ana Marchant Jorquera
10.5354/0719-2584.2025.76610
Dec 2025
This work analyzes the duty of information in the contracting of neurotechnologies in the field of consumption, because their use can put at risk or threat...
Reports (law, legislation, jurisprudence )
Personal data protection and restorative justice: Perspectives from sentence 456-20-JP/21 on sexting of the Constitutional Cour...
Luis Oswaldo Ordóñez Pineda, Mónica Alejandra Ordóñez Jaramillo, Alexis...
10.5354/0719-2584.2025.72841
Dec 2025
This study analyzes sentence 456-20-JP/21 of the Constitutional Court of Ecuador, based on a conflict between two young people over the unauthorized dissemi...

The Chilean Journal of Law and Technology is a biannual academic publication of the Centre for Information Technology Law Studies (CEDI), University of Chile’s Law School , wich aims to spread over the legal community the necessary elements to analyze and understand the scope and effects that technologic and cultural development have produced in society, specially their impact on legal science.

As a permanent measure we have decided to give a preferential treatment to the articles written by women, regarding the time of the process of editorial review, external peer review, edition and eventual publication.

 

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Editorial Team

Director

Mg. Daniel Álvarez Valenzuela. Centro de Estudios en Derecho Informático. Facultad de Derecho, Universidad de Chile.

Editorial committee

Mg. Agustina Del Campo, Centro de Estudios en Libertad de Expresión y Acceso a la Información, Universidad de Palermo, Argentina
Dr. Ronaldo Lemos, Director Instituto de Tecnologia & Sociedade do Rio, Brazil
Dr. Carlos Delpiazzo, Profesor de Derecho Administrativo y Derecho Informático, Universidad de la República, Uruguay
Dr. Marcelo Corrales, Investigador Senior, Institute for Legal Informatics, Leibniz University of Hanover, Germany
Dr. Alberto Cerda Silva, Program Officer, Internet Freedom, Ford Foundation, Estados Unidos y Profesor Asistente, Facultad de Derecho, Universidad de Chile
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