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Experts, mediators, translators
Where you need to be, and when.
For an expert, a mediator or a translator, Today starts with the hearings of the next 14 days in the cases you work on, with the court’s card one tap away: the address, the phones and the opening hours.
How you start
You choose “Expert, mediator or translator”
At “Who are you?”. The Ministry of Justice’s news and the ÎCCJ’s decisions are on from the start, with the daily summary at 07:30.
You add your cases
By number, as you have it from the court’s letter, or by the case’s link.
You get the reminders
By default, the evening before a hearing and that morning.
The court’s card, before you set off.
The court’s address, email, phones and opening hours, as the court gives them, with the date they were last checked. The app offers it once, before a hearing.


The time on the list is a guide.
Cases are called in the list’s order, so yours may be heard later than the list says. On a hearing day, you see your place on the court’s list from the morning.
Questions from experts, mediators and translators
Can I follow a case I am not a party to?
Yes, if it is public: you follow by number the cases you work on, like anyone. A criminal case you follow once you confirm you have a legitimate interest in it.
Do I see the court list?
On a hearing day, the case’s card shows you its place on the panel’s list from the morning, and opens the court’s whole list.
Can I put the hearings in my calendar?
Yes, with a subscription link for Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook. When the court moves a hearing, it moves in the calendar too.
What comes by email?
From the start, rulings, new hearing dates and appeals. In Settings › Notifications › Email you choose every change, one summary a day, or nothing.
Further
- Reminders and notesReminders at the moments you choose, personal reminders and notes only you see.
- Your calendarYour hearings in Google, Apple or Outlook, through a link that keeps itself up to date.
- Today and hearingsToday and tomorrow, every hearing by day, the court list and your hearings in your calendar.
Add your first case.
The number on the summons is all you need. In the browser now, on iPhone and Android soon.
You make your account with your email and a password, or sign in with Google or Apple. While it is in testing, Radar Just opens with an access code.
Coming soon
Coming soon
The screens are from the app, with invented data.

