HiiL is an advisory and research institute focused on innovating and improving justice processes. It operates a Justice Innovation Lab to develop and test new approaches to justice. HiiL is organizing an Innovating Justice Forum on December 10-11 to bring together judges, administrators, legislators, and other stakeholders to discuss innovation strategies for courts. The forum will focus on topics like alternative procedures, supporting technology, sustainable funding models, and how courts can best serve and be accountable to stakeholders. A trend report is being prepared in advance of the forum to outline state-of-the-art thinking on innovation and courts.

1. HiiL and the Court of the Future
18 November 2013
HiiL, The Hague

2. About HiiL
• Advisory and research institute for the justice sector
• Improving processes | Innovating justice
• Justice Innovation Lab | developing, testing and improving
prototypes of new approaches

3. Innovating justice
Burenrechter.nl

4. Innovating justice
Rechtwijzer

5. Where innovation is needed most…

6. Building future courts
• Pilot
• Trend Report
• Innovating Justice Forum

7. Pilot

8. Trend Report
• In preparation of the Innovating Justice Forum
• Based on weekly sessions
• Bringing together the state-of-the-art thinking and doing on
innovation and courts
• Three strategies for courts

9. Innovating Justice Forum 10 & 11 Dec
• Courts are important as ever, but also under pressure as
never before.
• Highly interactive, boundary breaching, learning-by-doing
event
• Participants | around 80 judges, court
administrators, legislators, parliamentarians, civil society
representatives, academics, (social) entrepreneurs, and
funders.

10. Innovating Justice Forum 10 & 11 Dec
1. Innovating Procedures
– What alternatives? When effective?
2. Supporting Technology
– How can it go online?
3. Sustainable Funding
– What business models?
4. Accountability & Responsiveness
– How to serve stakeholders best?

11. Innovating Justice Forum 10 & 11 Dec
5. Architecture & Design
– What does the current and future role of courts in society
mean for its physical environment?
• 11 December, 11:30 – 12:30 hrs
– 10 minutes presentation
– 10 minutes discussion
– Per team

12. • Jin Ho Verdonschot | assignment ‘designs for the courts of
the future’
• Maurits Barendrecht | trend report
• Sahar Khan, Ashley Bennett, Robert Porter | teams
• Caroline Scholtz | Innovating Justice Forum
• Laura Kistemaker | contact person
– 06-48379747
– laura.kistemaker@hiil.org