Justice serving citizens: How to improve the functioning of judicial systems for the benefit of users
This file is based on a study session organised by the CEPEJ on 2 December 2003, the aim of which was to look from the user’s viewpoint and see whether the responses offered by the people and/or institutions involved were appropriate or whether new responses need to be devised.
Opening addresses
- Speech by Mr Guy DE VEL
Director General of legal affairs, Council of Europe - Speech by Mr Mark CAMLEY
Director Supreme Court Circuit (United Kingdom)
Discussed subjects
- The treatment of young people at court
Mr Richard WOOLFSON, consultant in management, Lexicon Limited, United Kingdom - The BEJUBE project – Switzerland – practical action taken following a “user” survey
Mr Philippe CHÉTELAT, President of Court, Switzerland - Information system
Mrs Maria CRUZ DEL VALLE PINTOS, High Council of Justice, Spain - How to deliver what justice users want and need : a charter for users ?
Mr Mark CAMLEY, Director Supreme Court Circuit, United Kingdom - « What are the expectations and the needs of justice users: the experience of Polish Ombudsman.»
Mr Rafal PELC, Office of the Polish Ombudsman (Poland) - The role of users in the running of the judicial system - Ways of providing users with a role in the management of the courts
Ms Simone GABORIAU, Member of the EUROPA Scientific Board, Judge (divisional President of the Versailles Court of Appeal)
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