National Court to become first paperless tribunal in Spain: "The justice minister, Francisco Caamaño, last night ceremonially digitized court page nº 4,000,000 of the National Court (Audiencia Nacional), as part of the process to implement the 'paperless justice' that began last September and is scheduled for completion in March 2011. When the process is complete, it will convert the National Court into the first paperless court in Spain, with all files being on computer.
Caamaño, along with President of the Audiencia Nacional, Ángel Juanes, visited the premises of this court in Calle Prim, Madrid, which also houses the office were workers have been installed, working 24 hours a day in three shifts of eight hours since two months ago.
'There's nothing like seeing things on site,' assured the minister, who, speaking to reporters, considered that this project will 'promote the relationship between citizens and the Administration of Justice' and will 'bring the court system into the 21st century'."
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