Dynamic personal data mode in automated legal proceedings: the concept of an integrated dynamic addressing system

the digitalization of judicial proceedings and the open publication of judicial acts have intensified the contradiction between the transparency of justice and the protection of privacy. Traditional methods – anonymization and depersonalization – are insufficient in the face of the risks of re-identification through the analysis of big data. The irreversibility of the dissemination of leaked information requires a transition to dynamic personal data management. The research is aimed at developing a legal regime for dynamic personal data and the concept of an Integrated Dynamic Addressing System (CDSA), which ensures the planned rotation of address data of process participants. The system is based on the principle of «intentional obsolescence» of information, and includes a cryptographic core, a secure database, and a gateway for law enforcement agencies. It is shown that the introduction of the KSA significantly reduces the risks of re-identification, increases resistance to leaks and strengthens trust in digital justice, ensuring a balance between openness and confidentiality.

personal data, automated legal proceedings, secrecy, confidentiality, privacy, dynamic addressing, re-identification, information security