New Reforms on the Way to Expedite Judicial Processes

In a move to enhance the efficiency of the judicial system, the 12th Judicial Package is gearing up to implement new reforms that will significantly speed up legal proceedings. According to the proposed changes, the standard interval between court hearings will be capped at three months, ensuring that cases progress more swiftly through the system. Additionally, the scope of electronic hearings will be expanded, allowing preliminary examination sessions to be conducted remotely. This adaptation aims to facilitate access to justice and ensure that legal processes are not hindered by geographical constraints. Another key component of the reforms focuses on resolving disputes related to jurisdiction and authority at the appellate stage. By addressing these conflicts earlier, the reforms seek to prevent cases from being delayed for years due to procedural issues. Overall, these measures are designed to streamline the judicial process and improve the overall efficiency of the legal system.