The most comprehensive book of its type

Covers world wide issues of electronic justice (not just EU-related issues)

The most scientifically related book on this topic

Courses of Proceedings by Electronic Means; Masanori Kawano.- Applied technology in litigation proceedings; Zoltán Ambrus.- Some Remarks on the Course of Polish Electronic Proceedings by Writ of Payment; Robert Kulski.-Electronic Justice in Tehran; Majid Pour-Ostad.- Electronic Service of Documents. National and International Aspects; Fernando Gascón Inhausti.- Enforcement of a Claim with the Support of the New Information Technology. Protection of the Creditor and the Debtor; Michele Angelo Lupoi.- Enforcement of a Claim with the Support of the New Information Technology in the EU, Romanian Case Study; Rikhard-Árpád Pantilimon.- Electronic Documents. Security and Authenticity; Helmut Rüßmann.- Über die Beweiskraft der elektronischen Dokumente; Dimitris Maniotis.- Taking of Evidence - Electronic Means of Proof and Estimation of Evidence. A few notes and suggestions for country reporters; Georg E. Kodek.- Do DNA Databases Allow More Efficiency in Combating Domestic and Cross-Border Crime? María José Cabezudo Bajo.- The Impact of Digital Information on American Evidence-Gathering and Trial. The Straw that Breaks the Camel's Back? Richard L. Marcus.- Applications and Trends of Digital/Electronic Evidence in China's Litigation; Baosheng Zhang and Huangxun Chen.- Virtual Civil Litigation: a Visit to John Bunyan's Celestial City; Paul D. Carrington.- The Future of the Traditional Civil Procedure; Petrônio Calmon.- Proceedings on the Web; Jose Eduardo de Resende Chaves Junior.- Electronification of Civil Litigation and Civil Justice ¿ The Future of the Traditional Civil Procedure facing the Electronification; Nikolaj Fischer.- Digital Technology and the Character of Civil Procedure; Viktória Harsági.