pdemb

Appeal should be possible in e-form too.

Sorry, but this is not the level where whole case should be solved. The court is by definition a place where both sides speak, and e-court is a place where only one side speaks, and she doesn't even has to prove she's right.

As far as I know, you cannot defend yourself in the same way the person or institution attacks you. That is, if you want to respond, to defend yourself in court, you have to fight using normal court procedures, not e-court procedures. Proceeding in normal (pen and paper) way is more expensive than proceeding in electronic form, though the former is the only way to cancel the decision of e-court.

Moreover, the vast amount of cases solved by such small number of workers suggests that processes in such e-courts are short and irrelevant. The sentence is automaticaly set to 'guilty'.

EDIT: clarification