The present work is motivated by the State of Social, Economic and Ecological Emergency throughout the national and international territory due to COVID-19. As a consequence, the World Health Organization (WHO) issued a series of decrees in order to mitigate the social impact, which caused much uncertainty worldwide. Among them is Decree 806 of 2020, which, on the occasion of this emergency, came to rethink the concept of "a normal life". In this case, justice was no exception, since the implementation of this decree led to the use of ICT in our justice system for the advancement, and not regression, in judicial processes. That is why the purpose of this work is to analyze the legal implications of virtuality in terms of speed and procedural economy of the Colombian judiciary. It is a work carried out under the methodology of documentary bibliographic review, which allowed to know the different regulations of the new normative validity with the purpose of safeguarding the constitutional principles of speed and procedural economy in the virtuality of the judiciary.