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The “Action” portal and the judiciary under martial law

04/ 10/ 2022
  Author: Oleksandr Fedorko, Attorney at Dynasty Law & Investment A full-scale war with the Russian Federation requires lawmakers to adapt legislation to the realities of life under constant shelling. In particular, military actions intensified the process of creating a State in a smartphone. After the introduction of martial law on the territory of Ukraine on February 24, the Ministry of Digitization, together with the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine and the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, actively began to legislatively implement the process of digitalization of Ukraine. Thus, on August 16, 2022, the President of Ukraine signed Law No. 2461-IX dated July 27, 2022 On Amendments to the Law of Ukraine On the Judiciary and the Status of Judges regarding the administration of justice in conditions of martial law or a state of emergency. Today, the procedural codes establish that the court summons is sent to the official e-mail address of the party to the case (if it exists) or, if there is no official e-mail address, together with a receipt by registered letter with a notification of service, it is sent to the address indicated by the parties in the procedural documents . At the same time, a significant number of Ukrainians who are participants in court cases have left abroad or are internally displaced. These circumstances lead to the fact that a significant number of participants in court cases cannot be informed about the status of the proceedings, since they do not have official e-mail addresses and for objective reasons do not live at their permanent place of residence, which violates the principles of openness and transparency of the judicial process. In order to restore the specified principles, Law No. 2461-IX of 07/27/2022 legally enshrines the possibility to receive information about the subject of the dispute, the parties to the case, the date and time of court sessions, the composition of the court, to receive electronic copies of court decisions and executive documents through the Unified State Web Portal Diya electronic services, including through the corresponding mobile application. These innovations enshrine at the legislative level the possibility of additionally informing the participants of court cases about the date and time of the court session through the Diya Portal. It should be noted that the legislators assume that such a notification will be of an additional nature and will not have the status of official, but will be an additional source of obtaining information about the status of the court case. Also, the specified Law provides an opportunity to conduct meetings of judges remotely in the mode of video conference.

Author: Oleksandr Fedorko, Attorney at Dynasty Law & Investment

A full-scale war with the Russian Federation requires lawmakers to adapt legislation to the realities of life under constant shelling. In particular, military actions intensified the process of creating a “State in a smartphone.” After the introduction of martial law on the territory of Ukraine on February 24, the Ministry of Digitization, together with the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine and the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, actively began to legislatively implement the process of digitalization of Ukraine.

Thus, on August 16, 2022, the President of Ukraine signed Law No. 2461-IX dated July 27, 2022 “On Amendments to the Law of Ukraine “On the Judiciary and the Status of Judges” regarding the administration of justice in conditions of martial law or a state of emergency.”

Today, the procedural codes establish that the court summons is sent to the official e-mail address of the party to the case (if it exists) or, if there is no official e-mail address, together with a receipt by registered letter with a notification of service, it is sent to the address indicated by the parties in the procedural documents .

At the same time, a significant number of Ukrainians who are participants in court cases have left abroad or are internally displaced. These circumstances lead to the fact that a significant number of participants in court cases cannot be informed about the status of the proceedings, since they do not have official e-mail addresses and for objective reasons do not live at their permanent place of residence, which violates the principles of openness and transparency of the judicial process.

In order to restore the specified principles, Law No. 2461-IX of 07/27/2022 legally enshrines the possibility to receive information about the subject of the dispute, the parties to the case, the date and time of court sessions, the composition of the court, to receive electronic copies of court decisions and executive documents through the Unified State Web Portal Diya electronic services, including through the corresponding mobile application.

These innovations enshrine at the legislative level the possibility of additionally informing the participants of court cases about the date and time of the court session through the Diya Portal. It should be noted that the legislators assume that such a notification will be of an additional nature and will not have the status of official, but will be an additional source of obtaining information about the status of the court case.

Also, the specified Law provides an opportunity to conduct meetings of judges remotely in the mode of video conference.

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