Brandenburg-related news: - In the judiciary, over 200,000 files have been converted into digital form via e-filing.
By 2022, the digital file system had made its way into civil, guardianship, and family cases in Brandenburg's ordinary courts. Twenty-three district courts in the region have adopted the system, with the remaining one biding its time.
Justice Minister Susanne Hoffmann (CDU) was present at the launch of the e-file for specialized courts in the Cottbus branch of the Berlin-Brandenburg Finance Court. This event was meant to pave the way for introducing the digital system across all specialized courts. With the Berlin-Brandenburg Finance Court's successful integration, the process of implementing the e-file across all specialized courts would be well underway.
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The German Press Agency reported on the Justice Ministry of Justice's plans to expand the e-filing system to all specialized courts in Brandenburg, following its successful implementation in the Cottbus branch of the Berlin-Brandenburg Finance Court. This expansion is expected to facilitate the digital processing of files in regions like Brandenburg and Berlin.
Despite the digital advancements in Brandenburg's judicial system, traditional paper-based files are still being used in some district courts, indicating a gradual transition towards a fully digital system.
Recent events in Berlin, such as the launch of the e-file system, highlight the importance of digitalization in the German legal sector, with the German Press Agency providing updates on these developments via their online platforms, making news readily available to the international community through the Internet.
