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The Road to a More Efficient Judicial and Administrative Process[CC]
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Our panel will cover a range of topics relevant to courts and administrative bodies that want to modernize the way they manage exhibits and evidence, including:
- Efficient Management of Digital Evidence
- Integrating Video and Audio Evidence into Trials
- Empowering Self-Litigants
- A Single Source of Evidence for All
- Better Case Preparation
Learning Objectives:
1. How to Efficiently Manage Digital Evidence
The pandemic has forced the removal of paper from judicial processes, while the overall volume of digital evidence has been growing steadily for years. However, receiving, storing, and sharing this information securely and efficiently remains a challenge.
2. How to Integrate Video and Audio Evidence into Trials
Technological barriers often impede the presentation of video evidence in court. In an era where video recording equipment is ubiquitous, can courts afford to let IT problems stand in the way of otherwise robustly argued cases?
3. How to Empower Self-Litigants
Unrepresented parties often fall at the first hurdle, failing to understand when and how to submit evidence. Digital evidence management could offer a more user-friendly way for self-represented litigants to enter evidence into court, making access to justice easier.
4. How to Ensure a Single Source of Evidence for All
During a trial, making quick reference to paragraphs, pages, filings, transcripts, and evidence can be difficult if attorneys and parties don���t have the same materials organized in the same fashion. Do evidence management systems offer a neater solution?
5. How to Drive Better Case Preparation
Digital evidence management systems allow judges to view filings before trial to annotate, and in some cases dismiss, filings. Data from other countries shows that this is already reducing the number of filings and streamlining courtroom proceedings.
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