Informatization of civil proceedings as a means of implementing the principle of procedural economy

In the article, based on a complex system analysis, the informatization of civil proceedings is considered as a means of implementing the principle of procedural economy. The object of the study is public relations in the field of justice in legal disputes using information technologies, taking into account the needs of the civil process. The subject of the work was the norms of material and procedural legislation, judicial practice, scientific-legal doctrine, dedicated to the role of the principle of procedural economy. The methodological basis of the research was made up of general and special legal methods of knowledge: analysis, synthesis, structural-functional, normative-logical method. Effective functioning of the judicial system is one of the means of building a legal state and civil society. The main tasks of civil justice are the timely consideration of disputes between interested parties by the court within a reasonable period. This legal aspect is of particular importance. Practical implementation will contribute to the improvement of the quality of administration of justice and its effectiveness, which will discipline the court and participants in civil proceedings in the responsible performance of procedural rights and duties in order to comply with the civil procedural form provided for by law. Electronic justice in the civil process is a legally established procedural activity of the court regarding the administration of justice in subordinate cases, in which remote communication with the participants in the civil process and a document less form of data transfer are carried out using information technology. The principle of procedural economy in e-justice consists in the implementation of nondocumentary mechanisms of interaction between the court and other subjects in judicial activity, which allow organizing interaction without direct contact in remote access of citizens using personal means of communication.