4 April 2023Muireann Bolger

New CJEU rules allow for video hearings and pilot cases

‘Significant’ amendments came into force this month | Court adopted a legal and technical framework for video hearings during the COVID-19 pandemic | New guarantees offered in ‘pilot case’ scenarios.

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