In the judiciary, over 200,000 files have been converted into digital form via e-filing.

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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