The din.org Tribunal · Reference implementation
The world's first end-to-end AI arbitration tribunal. Case filing, evidence, AI cross-examination, reasoned ruling, human appeal — operated by din.org on the same decision endpoint we sell as infrastructure to organizations, governments, and institutions.
Three principles · Big Four audit · Mandatory human-judge appeal · Days, not years
What it is
Traditional courts are slow, expensive, and out of reach for most people. The din.org Tribunal uses advanced reasoning to hear disputes, weigh evidence, cite the law, and issue a written ruling — in hours, not years. Every party gets the same engine, the same depth of reasoning, the same right to appeal. Justice without the queue.
How the tribunal works
01
The judge is intentionally AI — no human intervention in the decision itself. Independent audit (annual, by a Big Four firm) and mandatory human-judge appeal panels ensure validity at every stage. The AI decides; humans verify and, on appeal, override.
02
All participants — claimant, respondent, witnesses — appear by video at the same time. The AI cross-examines simultaneously, in real time. Very little chance to coordinate stories, contradict prior submissions, or hide gaps. The record is captured, signed, and replayable.
03
Each party chooses an AI lawyer from within the system. It prepares the case, organizes evidence, raises the strongest arguments, and walks the party through every step. Equal preparation quality on both sides — the asymmetry of who can afford counsel disappears.
04
First, an arbitration proposal both sides can accept and walk away. If rejected, a formal AI ruling with full reasoning. Still disagree? Appeal to a panel of 1, 3, 5, or 7 human judges — sized for the stakes. Final, binding, internationally enforceable.
The numbers
< 24h
Avg. AI ruling time
100 %
Reasoned, cited rulings
€0
Filing fee for base decisions
170+
Jurisdictions enforceable (NYC 1958)
The process
Step 1
Describe your dispute. The other party is notified immediately — both must agree to participate (or an arbitration clause must exist).
Step 2
Each side chooses an AI lawyer from within the system. It guides evidence, arguments, and procedure — equal preparation, both sides.
Step 3
All parties and witnesses appear by video simultaneously. The AI judge cross-examines in real time. The record is signed and replayable.
Step 4
First an arbitration proposal. If rejected, a formal AI ruling. Either side can then appeal to a human-judge panel of 1, 3, 5, or 7 jurors.
Who comes here
Civil disputes
The decisions a court would otherwise take years to resolve, decided in days. Both parties must consent or a prior arbitration clause must exist.
Cross-border commerce
Enforceable in 170+ jurisdictions under the New York Convention 1958. No need to pick a court system — the tribunal is the court system.
Institutional referrals
Institutions integrate the tribunal as their AI tier — triage, first-instance rulings, sanity-checking human decisions. They keep their brand; we provide the engine.
File a case in minutes. Receive a reasoned ruling in days. Appeal to a human-judge panel if you disagree. Enforceable globally.