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Cross-border e-Justice in Europe (e-CODEX)

Consumers, Employment and social affairs, Justice and fundamental rights

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ID: 1432

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4 responses

Consultation response

Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe, 11 Aug 2017

The Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe (CCBE) supports the initiative to seek for a sustainable solution of the maintenance and further development of e-CODEX. The CCBE stresses that it would like to see the e-CODEX model being used in all e-justice projects based on interconnection of…

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European Law Institute, 3 Aug 2017

The e-CODEX system offers practical benefits and has substantial potential to impact cross-border judicial cooperation, not to mention the lives of ordinary individuals and enterprises. It addresses important aspects of several European legal instruments. The European Law Institute agrees that a…

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European Network of Councils for the Judiciary, 24 Jul 2017

We see that the proposal is assessed as being in full compliance with article 47 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights. The possibilities created by the e-CODEX electronic system would have a positive impact on the ability to exercise the right to an effective remedy, and are in conformity with…

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Legal Protection International aisbl, 10 Aug 2017

RIAD, the International Association of Legal Protection Insurance, supports the introduction of technology which assures that national judicial systems can work together effectively and safely. Responsibility for maintenance and further development must be centralised and the most secure option…