: El estado de la competencia en las profesiones de abogado y procurador
The use of artificial intelligence, as well as the digital transformation and the incorporation of advanced technologies in the field of the justice administration is a fact that has left no one indifferent. The progress of artificial intelligence-based technologies, which are allowing the automation of a multitude of tasks that are currently performed by different operators and legal professionals, will cause that many of these services and routine tasks will be developed by machines, with the consequent loss of prominence of these professional groups. In this context, what is the future for the legal professionals who represent the citizen in Courts? It seems difficult to imagine the need for the figure of Court's Procurator, especially when many other operators and legal professionals could be replaced by intelligent machines. For this reason, this paper will try to analyze the impact that these new technologies will have on the functions that these professionals perform daily on behalf of the parties before the courts.
La procura tiene en nuestro país unos perfiles únicos, con funciones muchas veces tildadas de anacrónicas y en constante debate. En este artículo se analiza cómo el mero cambio de una palabra en lo que podría parecer una norma que no guarda conexión directa con la profesión puede abrir para los procuradores un mercado, el de la representación procesal de las Administraciones públicas, que no es baladí cuando se está cuestionando su misma subsistencia.
Gure herrian, aparteko profilak ditu prokuradoretzak; izan ere, betetzen dituen eginkizunak anakronikotzat jo izan dira sarritan, eta etengabe eragiten ditu eztabaidak. Hala, itxuraz lanbidearekin lotura zuzenik ez duen arau batean hitz bat aldatze hutsak merkatu bat ireki diezaieke prokuradoreei: administrazio publikoen prozedura-ordezkaritzaren merkatua, hain zuzen. Eta horixe aztertzen du artikulu honek; izan ere, ez da kontu hutsala, zalantzan jartzen baitu haren iraupena bera.
Spanish Procura is a unique function, usually considered anachronistic and thus, regularly censured. This paper analyses how an apparently minor change in a side-regulation might open for those professionals a market, as legal representatives of Public Administrations. Something vital, as the subsistence of the profession itself is being questioned.
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