Abstract
The advancement of technology and the development of new forms of interaction in the civil sphere using electronic means have overshadowed the spheres of governance and led the judicial justice system to electronic proceedings. This type of proceedings refers to the process of judicial actions by electronic systems in which registration, processing, exchange of information and the process of judicial proceedings are done by electronic systems. Since the goal in all judicial systems is to discover the truth, implement and establish justice, and one of the most basic ways of learning judicial facts is persuasion of the judge's conscience, therefore the purpose of this research is to determine the feasibility of persuasion of the judge's conscience in electronic proceedings. is. The research method is descriptive and analytical, and data collection is also in the form of data collection. The approach in this research is applied and the method of doing it is qualitative. The findings of the research indicate that in electronic proceedings, depending on the type of circumstances, in some cases it is possible to convince the conscience of the judge, and in some cases, it is not possible.