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The Justice in Data portal responds, in accordance with this principle, to the historical need to offer citizens a public, common, reusable and transparent space for justice-related data, as well as to the opportunity to guide the implementation and management of public policies based on transparency and quality, all in the context of the European Union's European Data Strategy for the period 2019-2024. The articulation of the Justice in Data portal is built and updated through the coordinated action at three levels of the following multilateral institutions:
At the functional level, the National Judicial Statistics
Commission (CNEJ), created by Royal Decree 1184/2006 of 13
October, whose mission is to approve the general and special
statistical plans of the Administration of Justice,
It is also
responsible for establishing uniform criteria that must be complied
with by all on the collection, computer processing, transmission and
use of statistical data on the Spanish judicial system.
A nivel tecnológico, el Comité Técnico Estatal de Administración Judicial Electrónica (CTEAJE), órgano regulado por el Real Decreto 396/2013, de 7 de junio, encargado de velar por la interoperabilidad y calidad de los diferentes sistemas tecnológicos del sector.
At the technological level, the State Technical Committee for Electronic Judicial Administration (CTEAJE), a body regulated by Royal Decree 396/2013, of 7 June, responsible for ensuring the interoperability and quality of the different technological systems in the sector.
At the territorial political level, the Sectoral Conference on Justice between the Ministry of Justice and the Autonomous Communities with transferred competences, whose purpose is, among others, the high-level definition of public policies in the administration of justice.
