Your court case, in plain words.

Your case, large, on the first screen.

On the Today screen, each case has its own card:

• the day and time of the next hearing, that is the day the case is heard, how many days are left and, if the hearing was postponed, why;
• the court, the room and the panel (the judge or judges of the case), as you will see them on the list at the courtroom door;
• the button “Add to calendar”;
• the last change, in plain words, and “What you can do until then”.

What happened, without hard words.

When the court writes something new, you see its text, quoted exactly, and, beside it, what it means in simple words: for instance, that the hearing was postponed and why, or that the court will give its ruling on a set day (that is the “pronunțare”). You find the harder words in the glossary.

• “Ask your lawyer” helps you ask the right question; without a lawyer, the Guide tab tells you where to ask for help.
• The app does not know which side you are on, so it assumes nothing.

No number? You can find it.

The case number is on the summons, at the top of the first page, after “Dosar nr.”. If you don’t have it to hand, you search by your name, the court and the year: the app offers these fields first.

• A search of the courts runs only when you press the button, and the app tells you first that it costs one of the hour’s 20 searches.
• You open the result, see that it is your case, and only then follow it.

The first steps, one by one, are in the getting started guide.

Hear in time, and the evening before.

You get a notification at every change in the case, and an email, unless you turn them off. The evening before the hearing, at 19:00, and that morning, at 07:30, a reminder comes.

• On a phone, as a notification. In the web app, as a browser notification once you allow it; on an iPhone, once you add the app to the Home Screen.
• Between 22:00 and 07:00 notifications arrive without sound, if you left quiet nights on.