Online Publication of Court Decisions in Europe

  • van Opijnen M
  • Peruginelli G
  • Kefali E
  • et al.
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Abstract

Although nowadays most courts publish decisions on the internet, substantial differences exist between European countries regarding such publication. These differences not only pertain to the extent with which judgments are published and anonymised, but also to their metadata, searchability and reusability. This article, written by Marc van Opijnen, Ginevra Peruginelli, Eleni Kefali and Monica Palmirani, contains a synthesis of a comprehensive comparative study on the publication of court decisions within all Member States of the European Union. Specific attention is paid on the legal and policy frameworks governing case law publication, actual practices, data protection issues, Open Data policies as well as the state of play regarding the implementation of the European Case Law Identifier.

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van Opijnen, M., Peruginelli, G., Kefali, E., & Palmirani, M. (2017). Online Publication of Court Decisions in Europe. Legal Information Management, 17(3), 136–145. https://doi.org/10.1017/s1472669617000299

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