Programme

1. Clarity in judicial administration

Merethe Eckhardt, Director of Development, Danish Court Administration

Attachments:

A cégbejegyzési kérelmet/változás-bejegyzési kérelmet kizárólag elektronikus úton, a székhely szerint illetékes törvényszék cégbíróságán kell előterjeszteni az alapítástól számított 30 nap alatt.

A kérelem-nyomtatványt a 21/2006. (V. 18.) IM rendelet tartalmazza.

A cégeljárás során a jogi képviselet kötelező, így a cég alapításához, a bejegyzési/változási kérelem benyújtásához jogi képviselőt kell meghatalmazni (ügyvéd, jogtanácsos, közjegyző).

All-judge meetings

The all-judge meetings are convened by the president of the court and the participants are the judges assigned to the specific court. The duties of the meetings include: to express an opinion on the application of court leaders, to elect a delegate for the election of NOJ members and to elect the judicial council. 

Judicial council

International trainings, scholarship programmes

The NOJ and the courts have had wide-scope and permanent professional connections with international organizations and foreign courts for several years. These international co-operations and training programmes enable judges, assistant judges and court staff to get familiar with significant international tendencies, gain useful knowledge as well as exchange ideas and they also contribute in sharing knowledge as well.

I. Hungarian Academy of Justice

The National Office for the Judiciary collects and then processes data regarding juvenile or adult defendants who were convicted under Government decree 388/2017 (XII. 13.) on the mandatory data service for the National Statistical Data Collection Program. The collected data are not only used for domestic research but to provide information in case of international inquiries as well. The statistics also provide an overview of the main social, sociological, and criminal indicators regarding defendants and the issued punishments.

The NationalOffice for the Judiciary has organised the International Conference on Courts and Communication for this sixth time in the Hungarian Academy of Justice (Magyar Igazságügyi Akadémia) in 2018. This confererence – having evolved into a traditional event – serves as a professional forum for foreign and domestic judges, communications experts, to share good practices relating to court communications. The conference series have hosted nearly 600 interested professionals from several European countries over the past six years.

Since 2013 an alternative dispute resolution procedure has been available at the Hungarian courts. During the past five years mediation process at court has become known among the members of the court system, what ensures the resort to the process in greater proportion in cases appropriate for mediation.The National Office for the Judiciary (NOJ) commenced this project in view of the European mediation practice in such a way that encourages the parties to take advantage of the mediation by giving adequate personal information and creating a financial interest.

The Open Court Programme, initiated by the NOJ in 2012 for social responsibility purposes in order to facilitate the judicial career orientation and law-awareness of the new generations, completed its sixth successful year.

This programme with colourful content and methodology that is realized with the wide-scope, active and create contribution of the courts attracts tens of thousands of people every year.