The European eJustice Portal Justice at a click

Agenda • • • European e-Justice Portal Interconnection Projects E-Services Challenges

European e-Justice – WHAT • Focal point for access to justice information • Implements

European e-Justice – WHAT • Raise awareness of existing cross-border instruments and facilitate their

European e-Justice – HOW • Multilingual information provided by • the European Commission •

European e-Justice – HOW • Interconnection of national registers and databases • Provision of

General Philosophy • • • Single point for Justice e-Services Step by step approach

European e-Justice does not… • Replace existing national solutions • Centralise more than necessary

Facts and Figures • over 20, 000 content pages in 22 EU of the

Interconnection Projects • • Insolvency Registers Find a Lawyer Find a Notary European Case

Insolvency Registers • Interconnection of the registers of: • • Austria The Czech Republic

Insolvency Registers • Simple search: query all interconnected registers

Insolvency Registers • Advance search: search interface built dynamically for each register

E-Services • E-CODEX integration • • file claims to courts in MS online project

Challenges • • • Data protection Interoperability Translation Different national approaches E-Identification, E-Authorisation Stakeholder

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The European e-Justice Portal « Justice at a click » Bogdan Dumitriu IT Project Manger Unit B 2 - DG Justice European Commission

Agenda • • • European e-Justice Portal Interconnection Projects E-Services Challenges

European e-Justice – WHAT • Focal point for access to justice information • Implements citizens’ right of “Access to Justice”

European e-Justice – WHAT • Raise awareness of existing cross-border instruments and facilitate their use • Accelerate procedures and reduce costs

European e-Justice – HOW • Multilingual information provided by • the European Commission • the Member States • partner organisations

European e-Justice – HOW • Interconnection of national registers and databases • Provision of various e-Services to the benefit of • • citizens businesses legal professionals members of the judiciary

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

European e-Justice does not… • Replace existing national solutions • Centralise more than necessary • Modify existing offline procedures and practises

Facts and Figures • over 20, 000 content pages in 22 EU of the official EU languages • 78, 662 visits in May 2013 – upward trend 17 April 2012 European e-Justice Portal

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

Insolvency Registers • Interconnection of the registers of: • • Austria The Czech Republic Estonia Germany The Netherlands Romania Slovenia

Insolvency Registers • Simple search: query all interconnected registers

Insolvency Registers • Advance search: search interface built dynamically for each register

E-Services • E-CODEX integration • • file claims to courts in MS online project of 14 MS, Turkey, CCBE and CNUE overall budget: € 14 million e-Identification, secure electronic transfer, electronic signature • ECLI search • Competent court database

Challenges • • • Data protection Interoperability Translation Different national approaches E-Identification, E-Authorisation Stakeholder diversity

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