Tokenising judicial system unavailability: A blockchain-based mechanism for verifiable certificates and tamper-evident auditability

This academic paper proposes using blockchain (a distributed ledger technology where transactions are recorded in linked blocks that are difficult to tamper with) to create verifiable certificates and audit trails when judicial systems are unavailable. The research explores how blockchain's tamper-evident properties could help maintain trust and accountability in legal documentation even when court systems are down or inaccessible.