能识别“假离婚实逃债”上海数字法院用新招破司法难题

Core Viewpoint - Shanghai's digital court system is effectively addressing traditional judicial challenges, such as identifying fraudulent divorce cases used for debt evasion, through advanced data integration and predictive alerts [1][3]. Group 1: Digital Court Innovations - The Shanghai digital court has integrated data deeply into judicial practices, significantly improving the identification of issues like false litigation [1][3]. - Since the implementation of the 14th Five-Year Plan, the digital court has developed over 1,800 application scenarios and embedded more than 800 into case handling systems, generating over 1.5 million alerts that cover 92% of judges in the city [5]. Group 2: Case Study of Fraudulent Divorce - A divorce case in the Pudong New Area revealed potential debt evasion, where the husband had numerous ongoing litigation cases, prompting the court to investigate further [2][3]. - The court's alert system indicated that the husband might be attempting to transfer assets to the wife, which could hinder debt repayment, leading to a decision to separate the divorce proceedings from asset distribution [2][3]. Group 3: Data-Driven Dispute Resolution - The digital court utilizes big data to identify common disputes, such as noise and smoke complaints, and has initiated community巡回审判 (circuit trials) to address these issues directly [6][7]. - In a notable case involving neighbor disputes over property use, the court facilitated a resolution that led to the removal of a problematic structure, resulting in the resolution of 21 related disputes [7]. Group 4: Community Safety Initiatives - A fire incident caused by improper electric vehicle charging highlighted safety concerns, leading to a court ruling that mandated compensation and the establishment of community guidelines for electric vehicle management [8]. - The Shanghai courts have set up 340巡回审判 points across 200 neighborhoods, resolving over 4,880 disputes through community engagement and legal education [8].