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Judges publish plans for 2019 in relation to online courts

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Date:11 JAN 2019
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All members of the judiciary have been issued an update outlining the senior judiciary’s plans for 2019 in relation to the introduction of online courts designed to resolve civil disputes across England and Wales. The plans include assurances that courts would be staffed to agreed minimum levels and all courts would have an appropriate number of listing officers based at the court itself and that all video hearings will be accessible to the public.

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