Machine Translation of "Regulation Of Electronic Communications And The Use Of Automated Data Processing In The Ordinary Courts" (Finland)

Regulation Of Electronic Communications And The Use Of Automated Data Processing In The Ordinary Courts

Original Language Title: Asetus sähköisen viestinnän ja automaattisen tietojenkäsittelyn käyttämisestä yleisissä tuomioistuimissa

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Regulation on the use of electronic communications and automatic data processing in general courts

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The presentation of the Minister for Justice is governed by the Law of 28 June 1993 on the use of electronic communications and automatic data processing in general courts (594/93) Pursuant to:

ARTICLE 1

The Ministry of Justice maintains a messaging system based on automated data processing. The system is used for the transmission of electronic communications and automated data processing by the general courts (594/93) The information referred to in paragraph 2 to the information system used by the district court.

ARTICLE 2

The Ministry of Justice shall authorise the person concerned to submit the information contained in the application for a subpoena to the Court's information system via the messaging system. The authorisation shall be granted provided that the Ministry of Justice has established, in a manner prescribed by the Ministry of Justice, an authorisation from the applicant to the data system. The authorisation may be withdrawn if the applicant does not comply with the provisions of the Ministry of Justice.

ARTICLE 3

The Ministry of Justice will provide more detailed provisions on the information to be transmitted via the messaging system, the method of communication and the technical service.

§ 4

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 December 1993.

The messaging system will be introduced in phase-rights in stages. The Ministry of Justice decides on the deployment order by district court. The introduction of a system in other general courts will be decided separately.