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    ACCESUL LA JUSTIȚIE PRIN PRISMA DIGITALIZĂRII
    (CEP USM, 2022-03-17) Ciaglic, Tatiana
    The subject of digitalization of the justice sector has become mainstream in recent years thanks to the pandemic. The crisis has highlighted the importance and usefulness of information technologies in carrying out the act of justice but has also raised new questions. In the modern crisis-prone world, it is necessary to reinterpret the manner in which litigants interact with the courts and realize their rights and satisfy their legitimate interests.
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    PRINCIPIILE DIGITALIZĂRII JUSTIȚIEI
    (CEP USM, 2022-03-17) Țurțurica, Maria-Сristina
    The digitalization of judicial services became a stringent necessity, especially during the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic. Many courts managed to stay operational mainly due to availability of information technologies that they could use, which allowed access to justice for litigants. By using videoconferencing and various online communication platforms, courts across the globe conducted, during 2020-2021, thousands of remote trials. While judicial e-services were essential to ensuring courts’ resilience and operabi- lity in crisis times and rapid digitalization of the judiciary sounds enticing, it is crucial to promote and implement it carefully, in strict observance of human rights and liberties. Principles governing the functioning of state powers and of the judiciary characteristic for a democratic society, should also be respected. Various international and regional bodies adopted numerous principles for the digitization of public services in general and for digitalization of judicial services in particular. This article identifies and describes various principles that should govern the process of digitization of judicial services, so that the rights of litigants and other parties to a case are not infringed.