How should the spatial organization of courts be configured? What is the contribution of new technologies to the organization and operation of justice? What are the new orientations of judicial education? How could the institution of mediation function? What should be the new role of judicial employees?
The efficiency of the judicial system is one of the most important prerequisites for social stability and economic development. A slow and suffocating justice, even if independent, cannot fulfill its mission. This has dramatic consequences for entrepreneurship, the investment climate, as well as the trust of citizens and businesses in the institutions of the state.

In this book, seven judicial officials from all judicial branches write about the necessary changes in the Greek judicial system. In their texts, they highlight a series of significant problems, analyze their causes, and propose realistic solutions for their resolution and, by extension, for the modernization of our country's judicial system.