English abstract
As a result of the revolution in communications and information technology, modern technologies have generated many applications that have greatly affected the lives of citizens, and since the judiciary is one of the three authorities of the state, it should have had a share of technological development, by thinking clearly about the extent of the possibility of moving some of the procedures practiced by administrative courts from paper to electronic in order to reach a completed justice. Therefore, there is an urgent need for resorting to modern technologies to solve delay problems in settling cases and facilitate litigation procedures, through electronic litigation, so that the procedures before the administrative judiciary are all electronic in line with the nature of the administrative case, while achieving the constitutional principle established for the right to litigate in the ideal way.
Research Problem: This research raises the problem of the suitability of electronic litigation procedures with the nature of the administrative case, and the extent of their consistency and compatibility with the applicable legislation, especially since some electronic procedures raise difficulties related to their lack of visual and tangible appearance.
Research Target: This research aims to contribute to find a solution to the problem of slow litigation, by addressing the procedures of electronic litigation and showing how to initiate the procedures of filing an administrative case by electronic means through the electronic claim memorandum, electronic announcement, electronic evidence, and a statement of the advantages that accrue to litigants and the judicial facility as a result of switching to electronic procedures in litigation as an alternative to traditional procedures.
Research Methodology: The research is based on the analytical and comparative approach, between the current legislative and judicial reality and what is hoped for in legislation and practice, and it is the most appropriate approach to demonstrate the appropriateness of applying the idea of electronic litigation.
