ECBA Statement on video-conferencing in criminal cases, October 2020

7 Oct 2020 | Cybercrime, Tech & AI, Video-conferencing

The ECBA has launched a Working Group in order to discuss the use of remote video-technologies in criminal cases and has drafted an European Criminal Bar Association Statement of Principles on the use of Video-Conferencing in Criminal Cases in a Post-Covid-19 World.

The statement has been officially launched at our Spring Conference in Rome, on the 12th September 2020, during a panel dedicated to the subject.

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