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Justice Ministry Answers Litigation Fee Criticism
The article discusses the digital services provided by the Ministry of Justice to lawyers and litigants within the framework of the remote criminal justice system. These services have been developed to facilitate trial procedures and reduce the need for physical attendance. Counselor Wadie Hana explained that the monetary fees for digital services, such as electronic imaging and file transmission, are related to the costs of providing these services and are not intended to impose additional burdens. Among these services are: browsing case files digitally, receiving court decisions via text messages, and scheduling court sessions free of charge, with the option for lawyers to attend remotely to reduce costs and crowding—particularly after their use during the COVID-19 pandemic. He emphasized that the system aims to support the effectiveness of the legal process and streamline litigation procedures, although some services may require a fee to ensure their continued provision.
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