Inhaltsverzeichnis
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I. Case Management in Italy and Europe: from the «Strasbourg Programme» to Cepej-Saturn Guidelines
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1. The «Strasbourg Programme» of Turin’s Court: An Inspirational Forerunner
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1.1. The Programme in the 2001 Version
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1.2. The Success of the Initiative
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1.3. The District Directive of 16 May 2011: Extension of the Strasbourg Programme to All Courts of Piedmont and Valle dʼAosta
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2. The Italian Program for the Management of Civil Proceedings ex Article 37 D.L. 98/2011
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2.1. General Notes
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2.2. The Content of the 2011 Law
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2.3. Conventions Concluded Between the Courts and Universities. Judges’ Assistants
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3. The Waking Up of Awareness on Case Management in Europe
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4. New Approaches and Tools on Case Management in Europe: Case Weighting and Dashboards for Court Management
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II. Possible strategies for an efficient Case Management
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1. Selection and Training of Lawyers
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2. Simplification of Procedures before the Courts
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3. Judicial Discretion: Powers of the Judge in Civil Cases
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4. Gathering Evidence in a Quicker Way
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5. Written Reasoning of Judgements
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6. Suppression of Procedural Abuses
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7. Summary of Recommendations
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III. Information Technology and E-Filing as means for an effective Case Management
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1. The Use of Information Technology in Civil Litigation Matters in Italy
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2. Main Features of the Italian Electronic Filing System in Civil Cases
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3. Pros and Cons of the Italian Electronic Filing System in Civil Cases
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4. Effectiveness and Effects of E-Filing in Civil Litigation Matters in Italy
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5. Rules and Guidelines for the Use of Information Technology in Civil Litigation Matters in Italy
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6. Security Issues
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