The article discusses the digitalization of judicial review processes in the Constitutional Court of Indonesia, emphasizing the need for technological advancements to enhance transparency, efficiency, and accessibility in the justice system. The research employs a normative legal approach, comparing the implementation of digitalization in the European Union, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Key findings include the potential of technology to promote openness and clarity in decision-making, the necessity for the Constitutional Court to refine its digital transformation, and the importance of applying principles such as the paperless principle and contactless service to ensure transparency and accessibility. The article also highlights the challenges faced by the Constitutional Court in fully integrating digital systems, including inconsistencies in rulings and the need for better legal frameworks to support digital transformation. It underscores the importance of digital transformation in ensuring legal certainty, improving public confidence, and aligning with the principles of good judicial governance. The research concludes that digitalization is essential for the Constitutional Court to achieve a modern, efficient, and transparent judicial system, enabling equitable and consistent legal outcomes. The article also examines the digital transformation efforts of other judicial systems, such as the United States, United Kingdom, and European Union, highlighting their successes and challenges in implementing digital technologies to enhance judicial processes and public access to justice.The article discusses the digitalization of judicial review processes in the Constitutional Court of Indonesia, emphasizing the need for technological advancements to enhance transparency, efficiency, and accessibility in the justice system. The research employs a normative legal approach, comparing the implementation of digitalization in the European Union, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Key findings include the potential of technology to promote openness and clarity in decision-making, the necessity for the Constitutional Court to refine its digital transformation, and the importance of applying principles such as the paperless principle and contactless service to ensure transparency and accessibility. The article also highlights the challenges faced by the Constitutional Court in fully integrating digital systems, including inconsistencies in rulings and the need for better legal frameworks to support digital transformation. It underscores the importance of digital transformation in ensuring legal certainty, improving public confidence, and aligning with the principles of good judicial governance. The research concludes that digitalization is essential for the Constitutional Court to achieve a modern, efficient, and transparent judicial system, enabling equitable and consistent legal outcomes. The article also examines the digital transformation efforts of other judicial systems, such as the United States, United Kingdom, and European Union, highlighting their successes and challenges in implementing digital technologies to enhance judicial processes and public access to justice.