Team – IO Justice

Team

Laura Márquez

Committed to finding solutions that enable the transformation of legal practice to promote access to justice for vulnerable groups.

Publications

AI, Judicial Diversity, and Representativeness. Chapter 22, (2026) with Georgina I. Sticco, in M. Zalnieriute and A. Limante (eds), The Cambridge Handbook of AI and Technologies in Courts. Cambridge University Press. Book chapter
Márquez-Martínez, L (2025) Artificial Intelligence in Judicial Decision Making in S Noriega and J Tinajero (eds), Justice and Technology Tirant lo Blanch and Center of Constitutional Studies at SCJN. 187–243. ISBN: 978-84-1095-634-6 Book chapter
Márquez Martínez, Analysis of e-Justice in the Federal Judiciary Council (2025) Tirant lo Blanch and Federal School of Judicial Training of the CJF, Mexico City Book
Márquez Martínez, L and Martín Reyes, J (2025) The Future of Digital Justice: Advantages and Risks of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Applied to the Administration of Justice in Mexico (Mexico Evalúa, Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom, and Siglo XXI: Law and Technology, Mexico City 2025) Policy Brief
Arellano, D., & Márquez, L. (2023). Actions and Reactions to Digital Gender-Based Violence. Paréntesis Legal. Blog
Casalino Franciskovic, J. M, Márquez Martínez L., (2021) The Human Right to Drinking Water: Perspectives in Mexico and Peru. In Corti, H. Oberarzbacher L. Oberarzbacher F.E. Right to Water. Institutional Journal of the Public Defender’s Office of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires. Year 11. Issue 25. Argentina ISSN 1853.5828 (85-107) Journal Article
Tecno-Logics: Contributions on Technology, Culture, Law, and Society in Este País: Márquez Martínez L., Mancini, L, (2020, 28 Dec) Logic for Digital Surveillance after 2020. Este País. Magazine Article
Márquez Martínez L., Mancini, L. (2020, 22 Oct) Mancini, L. Legaltech and How to Leverage Technology in Law. Este País. Magazine Article

Experience

4 years leading consulting projects. Microsoft Mexico
2020 Implementation of proceedings in local courts in Mexico. Innovation Center for Access to Justice, Mexico City. May 2019 to present.
Project Coordinator:
- Mapping and development of databases for the implementation of management systems, development of research plans, and strategic partnerships. Coordination of the development of chatbots for the defense of vulnerable groups.

Peter Sharp

Expert in open justice and a member of the ILPES/AECID Development Planning Network.

Publications

“Open justice and access to justice from a gender perspective: an example of practical application” — Carolina Salas Salazar and Peter Sharp Vargas. Journal of the Institute of Judicial Studies (IEJ), No. 10 (2025), pp. 217–234.
“From the fortress to the square: opening justice when democracy cracks. Introduction to the special issue on open justice” — Jose Luis Ros and Peter Sharp Vargas. Basque Journal of Management of Public Organizations and People, special issue 7/2025, pp. 8–13.
“Revisiting open justice in the digital age” — Carlos E. Jimenez-Gomez, Sandra Elena and Peter Sharp Vargas. In Research Handbook on Open Government (2025). DOI: 10.4337/9781035301652.00017.
“The academic sector as an object of openness” — Ester Kaufman and Peter Sharp. In Open State and Public Management: The Role of the Academic Sector, ECLAC, Books No. 163 (2023), pp. 65–83.
“Open Justice: A Necessary Path for the Public Defender’s Office” — Peter Sharp Vargas. Column in EnEstrado.com.

Experience

Coming soon.

Toon Hagemans

Expert in open justice and a member of the ILPES/AECID Development Planning Network.

Publications

“Open justice and access to justice from a gender perspective: an example of practical application” — Carolina Salas Salazar and Peter Sharp Vargas. Journal of the Institute of Judicial Studies (IEJ), No. 10 (2025), pp. 217–234.
“From the fortress to the square: opening justice when democracy cracks. Introduction to the special issue on open justice” — Jose Luis Ros and Peter Sharp Vargas. Basque Journal of Management of Public Organizations and People, special issue 7/2025, pp. 8–13.
“Revisiting open justice in the digital age” — Carlos E. Jimenez-Gomez, Sandra Elena and Peter Sharp Vargas. In Research Handbook on Open Government (2025). DOI: 10.4337/9781035301652.00017.
“The academic sector as an object of openness” — Ester Kaufman and Peter Sharp. In Open State and Public Management: The Role of the Academic Sector, ECLAC, Books No. 163 (2023), pp. 65–83.
“Open Justice: A Necessary Path for the Public Defender’s Office” — Peter Sharp Vargas. Column in EnEstrado.com.

Experience

Coming soon.

Alfredo Cohen

Lawyer with experience in litigation and international business, focused on the automation of legal services with a practical, results-oriented approach.

Experience

Coming soon.