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ARTICLE · 20 MAY 2020

E-justice, Which Should Be The Next Step?

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Mr. Glykis, continuing from a previous article on issues of e-justice published in the same newspaper, draws our attention to the fact that the long delays in the administration of justice

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Our Partner, Mr. Antonis Glykis, recently published an article in the Fileleftheros newspaper.

Mr. Glykis, continuing from a previous article on issues of e-justice published in the same newspaper, draws our attention to the fact that the long delays in the administration of justice, its current general mode of operation and, the mentality of the people who serve it, create conditions which can result in   society developing a general disregard for the justice system. The author stresses that the efficiency of a country's judicial system is a very important condition for social stability and economic development.

In light of this, he underlines the importance of the finalization of the revision of the Civil procedure rules, the application of teleconferences in the judicial practice, the digitalization of files and the need to provide a motivation for a complete transition to the electronic era.

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