Videoconferencing in support of Remote Access to Courts – A Webinar Roundtable Series

This webinar series is part of the CEELI Institute’s program with the Central and Eastern European Judicial Exchange Network. The Network, which has been going since 2012, is comprised of some of the best and brightest young judges, from eighteen countries, who gather regularly to share best practices on issues of judicial independence, integrity, accountability, and court management. As international in-person meetings are likely to be limited for some time to come, the webinar series ensures that the network can continue to meet its mandate to improve judicial integrity and court efficiency in Central and Eastern Europe, despite the global lockdowns resulting from the coronavirus pandemic.

The topic – Videoconferencing in support of Remote Access to Courts – is particularly relevant to the judiciary in the current climate, but also has on-going relevance beyond the current extraordinary circumstances. This series, which was recorded bi-weekly between April 7 and May 19, 2020, and is available on-demand to all Network members through the CEELI Online platform, provides participants with a greater understanding of the potential for, and limitations of, using videoconferencing and other technologies in the courts.

These webinars are available only by invite. If you are interested in watching the series, please email Freda Grealy at freda.grealy@ceeli.eu.