Examples of using Judicial database in English and their translations into Russian
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Maintaining the judicial database.
The Section has also provided support for the establishment of the Internet version of the Tribunal's extensive judicial database.
Public access to the judicial database was also provided to defence counsel in the defence counsel area in April 2004.
Key institutions in the region have been given electronic access to the International Tribunal's judicial database and jurisprudence.
On 19 December 2003, the judicial database team completed a fully updated electronic database. .
It is anticipated that the entirety of the Tribunal's public case law will be available online on the Judicial Database by the end of 2006.
The judicial database, now fully established, contains an up-to-date compendium of all of the decisions and filings of the Tribunal.
A major focus of discussion is the implementation of a judicial database system in ICTR, based on the development work already done at ICTY.
It was not a judicial database but an information tool that was used to maintain public order- for instance, to curb urban violence and the underground economy.
Offer continuing support for the creation of redacted versions ofconfidential material(in all formats) in order to provide a public version of the Tribunal's archives via the Tribunal's online judicial database;
Since its establishment in December 2003, the Tribunal's judicial database has proved to be an invaluable research tool for the use of all organs of the Tribunal, as well as defence counsel.
For instance, the Office facilitated 225 individual defence network accounts for defence team members, and 192 remote access tokens are currently in use,enabling defence access to the Tribunal judicial database from anywhere in the world.
The idea is to set up a judicial database for the use of the Tribunal as a whole in order to facilitate an efficient access and research of all judicial documents.
In addition, the Registry will undertake a number of concrete internal measures aimed at reducing the length of trials, such as:(a) the strengthening of the Chambers Legal Support Section,(b)the introduction of the Judicial Database and(c) the establishment of a Document Control Unit.
Although Tribunal staff had access to the judicial database in June 2003, the database was not complete until December 2003, when the backlog scanning project was completed.
This includes the continuation of critical positions originally earmarked for abolition within the Chambers Legal Support Section, interpretation at field offices and other projects in the Registry including the Victims andWitnesses Section and the judicial database project;
During the course of the current biennium, the judicial database project will be expanded to provide Internet access to the defence, non-governmental organizations, academic institutions and the public at large.
ICTY OTP commented that it was still working out solutions to its unique problems at The Hague due to the amount of information, evidence anddocuments in its evidence and judicial databases, which was not comparable with ICTR OTP, and for that matter with other United Nations institutions.
For example, the judicial database, introduced in 2003, gives defence counsel access to the Tribunal's public filings in a searchable database available through computers in the Tribunal's library.
These include the e-Court system;the implementation of the Internet remote access to the judicial database; the Office of Document Management; and the application of the pretrial and trial lump sum defence payment system.
Although the judicial database project is currently creating significant additional burdens on the Court Management Section, in the long term it promises to greatly enhance the efficiency of operations at the Tribunal.
The increased requirement under GTA is attributable to three factors:(a) liabilities arising from an appeal lodged by staff which resulted in retroactive payments for staffcharged against GTA funds;(b) additional requirements in relation to the Judicial Database project, which was not foreseen at the time of the preparation of the budget for the biennium 2002-2003.
As to the additional requirement in relation to the judicial database project, the Committee was informed that it amounted to $500,000 and that it had not been foreseen at the time of the preparation of the budget.
The higher requirements for data-processing equipment and software is attributable to the implementation of critical applications in both the Office of the Prosecutor and the Registry intended to rationalize and expedite proceedings e.g. automating the presentation of documentary and video evidence in court, facilitating the electronic disclosure of materialto the defence and utilizing computerized research tools for the finding of jurisprudence Judicial Database project.
The Section has been actively involved in the implementation of the judicial database project, designed to enter all case files into a computer database accessible throughout the Tribunal, and ultimately available on the Internet.
Already, a preliminary version of the judicial database has been made available to Tribunal staff with the greatest need to keep track of, retrieve and use new files, and it should be made available to the rest of the Tribunal shortly.
Moreover, the Mission is supporting Government efforts to establish a law reform commission as a sustainable mechanism for law reform and development; establish a judicial training institute; reconstruct courthouses;create a national judicial database; reform the judicial scholarship scheme to attract qualified indigent students to the Louis Arthur Grimes School of Law of the University of Liberia; and review mechanisms related to judicial discipline, court fees, and bail bonds.
The Tribunal began operation of the judicial database, which provides the judges, the staff of the Chambers, Registry and Office of the Prosecutor and the defence counsel with electronic access to court records in most of the Tribunal's cases.
Finally, the Chambers is expected to benefit from the implementation of a number of internal measures aimed at reducing the length of trials, namely:(a)the introduction of the Judicial Database, which will be fully operational by the end of 2003;(b) the introduction of several Office of the Prosecutor automated systems, which will have a time-saving impact on the Chambers' work as well; and(c) the establishment of a Document Control Unit.
The implementation of Internet remote access to the judicial database(including for the State Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina) has enabled defence counsel to access the network from any location, thereby assisting in the efficient preparation and conduct of cases.