First On The Electronic Behavior Of Civil Procedure

Along with the rapid development of modern science and technology, human society has undergone a tremendous change in lifestyle. No matter the people’s daily life, production, or complex economic trades are unable to escape the radiation of informatization and electronization. Judicial activities are deeply branded with electronic mark in this revolution of science and technology. With no doubt, electronic justice is an innovation of judicial forms, it will play a major influence to the traditional operation mode of legal system and people’s legal behavior. Study on the litigation theory, forms, the development situation of electronic civil actions, in order to build up our own electronic acts system, is the reason of subject.We can understand the similarities and differences between electronic acts and traditional acts through the research, understand the impact of reformation of electronic justice to traditional litigation; understand other countries’ reaction to the wave, like the United states, Britain, Germany, and provide reference to our country’s legislation and judicial practice. It can also promote the standardized, orderly use of electronic civil behavior, improve judicial efficiency. We can say that, as a worldwide trend, also a judicial reformation of access of justice, electronic acts of civil litigation has shown its unique advantages at home and abroad, and the research of it is becoming more and more necessary.This article is divided into four chapters, the first chapter is an overview of electronic acts of civil litigation, including a brief introduction, backgrounds, comparatives of electronic and traditional ones, the representations. The second chapter is an introduction of the development history and current situation in many countries, including the Anglo-Americans, continental law system countries and Taiwan region. The third chapter is about to have an academic analysis of electronic acts of civil litigation, including values, identical to the traditional civil principles, and impaction to the traditional litigation. The fourth chapter is a description of our countries’ practice and tentative ideas of statutory regulation.