Decentralized Justice: Technology Overview
summary
Builds a working pattern: a Solidity escrow with a registeredDispute function and a taskID→agreement mapping that flips a dispute flag, assigns a judge address, and lets judge decisions trigger on‑chain settlement. Integrates oracles for judge selection (examples: Chainlink VRF, Pragma/PIT), stores evidence off‑chain with IPFS/Filecoin and records CIDs on‑chain. Claim: adding two small functions takes minutes and converts ideal-case escrows into auditable dispute workflows; it still relies on human judgment for complex cases and RWA footprints for physical assets.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to decentralized justice
- 1:48Building compliant systems from start
- 9:38Demo of escrow smart contract
- 13:29Adding dispute resolution logic
- 18:24Integrating dispute platforms and tools
- 22:36Challenges with physical assets
- 26:08Need for holistic justice models
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