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Judges will join a 24-hour hackathon, organised by the Society for Computer Law and Legal Geek, on 1-2 July at an undisclosed venue. The event is designed for participants to come up with solutions for the new online court. For details on how to get involved email hello@onlinecourtshackathon.com.
Judges will join a 24-hour hackathon, organised by the Society for Computer Law and Legal Geek, on 1-2 July at an undisclosed venue. The event is designed for participants to come up with solutions for the new online court. For details on how to get involved email hello@onlinecourtshackathon.com.
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