00:00Civil matters involving well-known individuals, large companies or government entities often make headlines.
00:10It is a great relief that my reputation has been finally and fully vindicated.
00:15Their purpose is not to punish for a crime, but to resolve disagreements over rights or to compensate for harm.
00:23We get through 91, 92% of civil lodgements in a year.
00:29A few, however, take up significantly more court resources than others.
00:34We had 54 civil trials last year. That takes up about 200 hearing days.
00:40WA's Chief Justice hoping a review of the state's civil practice will ease the strain on the system.
00:47Are there better ways we can manage those so that they're resolved by mediation or agreement more quickly,
00:54or if they have to go to trial, that those can be quicker?
00:58Chief Justice Quinlan also warning artificial intelligence, while useful, isn't the answer to improving efficiency or accuracy.
01:07The Supreme Court of Western Australia was the first court to actually notice it in a judgement of receiving submissions completely prepared by AI and completely wrong.
01:17AI one of the factors, he says, causing hyper-partisan views.
01:22If you disagree with me, you're my enemy, seems to be the way in which people operate.
01:27I suppose it's the responsibility of all of us to try and drive back to the reasonable middle.
01:32If you agree with me, you're my enemy is very close.
01:33If you disagree with me, you have to achieve an end of the path that will make so clear,
01:35you're not Okey-per Klimane.
01:37If you're moving back and you're right, you're going to trust you.
01:38Once you're working, you're ready to keep it easy.
01:39If you're looking for all the people sitting in a shot of the words, an inner voice that are doing in a way of doing the way to work.
01:40You're not going for everybody to work with.
01:42You're not going to try and find it in a way to move the right direction.
01:45You're going for your next couple of us to check out the weather.
01:46I'm going for a while to make a real middle.
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