A Third Party Evaluation Report on the Informatization of Chinese Courts

Yanbin Lv

ISBN 10: 184464555X / ISBN 13: 9781844645558

Published by Paths Publishing Group, GB, 2019

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Since the 1990s, global science and technology has been progressing every single day, with internet and big data having become an important orientation of the times and the most significant characteristics of the global economic society as well. Therefore promoting information development is becoming not only a top concern of the state, but a demanded work for the court. The informatisation of courts is defined as an endeavor and process in which the courts take initiatives to upgrade judicial credibility and to uphold legal justice by developing and implementing various types of information systems utilizing information technology in their collection, processing, storage, sharing and exploration of all kinds of information emerging from trials for promoting judicial transparency and justice for the people to the public, and for standardizing the exercise of internal judicial power and improving both the quality and efficiency of court performance.Being an important component of the state informatization, the court informatization is undergoing a profound self-revolution within the judicial system, which is not only transforming the trial mode, but improving judicial capability and optimizing the judicial structure for the construction of an innovative trial mode. And at the same time it serves as an important means to provide better services for the public and to realize the fundamental goal of justice for the people. Therefore, the development of the court information is a key solution for the court to tackle a series of deep-level issues such as how to better achieve social fairness and justice and how to meet the judicial needs of the public in the New Era, being itself an important part of the judicial reform. Recent years have witnessed remarkable achievements in judicial transparency, justice for the people, and the betterment of trial quality and efficiency as well as the standardization of judicial administration, as a result of the great initiatives by the Chinese courts in their construction of the court information network under the guidance of the overall strategy for ruling the country by law, and in accordance with the idea of "Big data, large scale, great service" while striving to provide good services for the people, trial, and judicial administration.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: A Third Party Evaluation Report on the Informatization of Chinese Courts
• Publisher: Paths Publishing Group, GB
• Publication Date: 2019
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 184464555X
• ISBN 13: 9781844645558
• Binding: Hardback
• Edition: None.
• Condition: New
• Dimensions: 6W x 0.6H x 9D inches 6 inches width by 0.6 inches height by 9 inches depth
• Weight: 386 grams

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Synopsis

A groundbreaking analysis of the digital transformation of Chinese courts.

This report offers an in-depth evaluation of the informatization of Chinese courts, examining the integration of technology into the legal system. It explores the modernization of court processes, enhanced judicial transparency, and improved efficiency through e-governance initiatives. Discover the impact of big data, online dispute resolution, and smart court technologies on access to justice and judicial outcomes.

This resource is essential for legal professionals, policymakers, and researchers seeking to understand the evolving landscape of law and technology in China. Gain insights into:

• The role of technology in judicial reform
• Strategies for enhancing judicial transparency
• The impact of e-governance on court efficiency

About the Author

Research Center for the Study of National Index of the Rule of Law, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Tian He, Research Fellow, Institute of Law, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences; lead Researcher of the Innovation Project on the Rule of Law Index and director of the Center for the Study of National Index of the Rule of Law, Institute of Law, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.