Using e-solutions in court work and processes during COVID-19 crisis in Ukraine
In 2020 the Supreme Court as a partner of the Court Administration is implementing the project “Using of e-solutions in court work and processes during COVID-19 crisis in Ukraine”. The project application prepared jointly by the Supreme Court and the Court Administration has received support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Development Cooperation project competition.
Aim of the project
The aim of the project is the application of e-solutions in the administration of court work and processes in Ukraine during the COVID-19 crisis with special emphasis on topics such as e-elections, accounting of working time and organization of court work in crisis conditions.
Project activities
The project envisages three main activities:
- Online webinar on the organization of the work of courts during emergency situation, which will result in a compilation of Good Practices (organized by the Supreme Court);
- Online webinar on e-voting, remote working time accounting and distance learning (organized by the Court Administration);
- Latvia's experience in ensuring the continuity of court proceedings in the conditions of a pandemic: in-depth discussion (organized by the Supreme Court).
Project implementation time
June 2020 – December 2020
Project partners
Supreme Court of Latvia
Court Administration of Latvia
Supreme Court of Ukraine
State Courts Administration of Ukraine
More about project activities
27.11.2020. The Supreme Court shares its experience in adjudicating cases in the written procedure
22.09.2020. The Supreme Court shares its experience with Ukrainian judges on court work during the pandemic
31.08.2020. The Supreme Court of Latvia will share experiences with Ukrainian colleagues
The project received development cooperation financing from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Latvia in 2020
Discussion with Ukrainian colleagues on September 21 was attended by Veronika Krumina, Chair of the Department of Administrative Cases, Jautrite Briede, Senator of the Department of Administrative Cases, and Anita Zikmane, Head of the Division of Case-law and Research
The experience is exchanged between Ukrainian colleagues and representatives of the Supreme Court Administration and the Division of Case-law and Research in webinar on September 22
Webinar of November 26 focuses on experience of Latvian courts in adjudication of cases in written procedure