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European e-Justice « Justice at a click »

European e-Justice « Justice at a click ». Agenda. Introduction European e-Justice European e-Justice Portal Interconnection Projects Challenges & Recommendations. Introduction. European e-Justice. Use of ICT at the service of judicial systems Simplify procedures

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European e-Justice « Justice at a click »

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  1. European e-Justice « Justice at a click »

  2. Agenda • Introduction • European e-Justice • European e-Justice Portal • Interconnection Projects • Challenges & Recommendations

  3. Introduction

  4. European e-Justice • Use of ICT at the service of judicial systems • Simplify procedures • Improve access to justice • Reduce costs

  5. The European e-Justice Portal aims at… • Being a one stop shop for justice matters • Interconnecting existing national justice applications • Re-using and linking to existing information • Serving diverse stakeholders at EU level

  6. But does not aim at… • Replacing existing national solutions • Centralising more than necessary • Replacing or modifying existing offline procedures and practices

  7. General Philosophy • Single point for Justice e-Services • Step by step approach • Multilingual from day one • Decentralised as much as possible • Ambitious!

  8. Release 1 – 16th of July 2010 • Information pages on 27 Member States • Available in 22 languages • Dynamic forms for civil instruments • Content Management System • Update of content • Notifications to registered users

  9. Release 2 – November 2011 • Redesigned homepage & user interface • New online forms • Victims’ and Defendants’ rights factsheets • IDOL 7 search engine integrated

  10. Facts and figures • 831,343 visits and 3,471,190 page views since launch (from 196 countries) • 458,137 visits in 2011 • Approximately 55,000 visits per month – increasing trend: • As of April 2012 about 20,000 pages of content in 22 of the official EU languages • More than 2,000 forms being generated from the Portal per month

  11. Interconnection Projects • Insolvency Registers • Find a Lawyer • Find a Notary • European Case Law Identifier (ECLI) • Business Registers • Land Registers • Registers of Translators/Interpreters

  12. Challenges • Data protection • Interoperability • Translation • Different national approaches • E-Authentication, e-Identification

  13. E-CODEX • Project 14 MS - Commission support • Overall budget: 14 Million Euro • E-Authentication, e-Identification • Electronic filing, electronic transfer, electronic payment of court fees • Large scale pilot project e-Justice: • European Small Claims Procedure • European Order for Payment Procedure

  14. Future Legislative proposal • Governance – decision making • Purpose • Scope • Responsibilities • Data Protection • Data Security • Costs

  15. Thanks for your attention! https://e-justice.europa.eu JUST-E-JUSTICE@ec.europa.eu

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