Everything runs on written signed letters and the post.
If you have relevant insight, why is that? Digitization makes most information-oriented work easier and it stands to reason this would be true for law as well.
If you have relevant insight, why is that? Digitization makes most information-oriented work easier and it stands to reason this would be true for law as well.
Why change?
Sure they email but anything that may be brought o bear needs ink on it. They don't see things through a prism of 'making the system better' I had a mate in NSW (Australia) who got a DUI, He had too show up to court for it, so he decided to turn up himself because he didn't have the cash for a solicitor and he planned to throw himself at the mercy of the court. It didn't work out so well, he got absolutely spanked for not having legal representation. And i think that was wrong, Sure throw the book at him for being and idiot and driving while pissed but 'showing the court disrespect' by representing himself is crazy.
When you consider that laws of the people are for the people. it drives me mad to see decisions go to a higher authority to be considered and decided. Laws are vague but they don't have to be. our legislators really fall down when they don't explicitly define in parliment a use case of the law side by side with it inception.