Please allow me to share a review on my latest collection, a textbook entitled “Justice and Technology in Europe: How ICT is Changing the Judicial Business” edited by Fabri and Contini, published in 2001 by Kluwer Law International.
The book covers the overview of methodology, difficulties encountered, and results which have been achieved as at 2001 in the implementation of ICT in the European judicial systems, covering 15 jurisdictions: Finland, Austria, Ireland, Norway, Sweden, Belgium, Dutch, Denmark, France, Italy, German, England and Wales, Spain, Greece, and Latin America. It also includes and an introduction on the general idea on the state of the art, critical issues and trends of ICT in the European judicial systems, as well as a conclusion on dynamics of ICT diffusion thereof.
Although the book was published in 2001, and contain information and updates only up to the year 2001, it is a good start for me to know the general idea of ICT implementation in the courts of 15 jurisdictions from only 1 single book! It is definitely one of my precious collections!
