The Judicial Training, Research and Information Academy, in cooperation with the Judicial Research and Training Institute (JRTI) of the Republic of Korea and with financial support from the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), is organizing a training program titled “Capacity Building for Digitalization of Judicial Activities in Mongolia (2025–2027).”

The training is taking place from September 28 to October 2, 2026.

On the first day of the training, Lee Jun-myeong, Chief Professor at the JRTI, delivered a lecture on “The Judicial Training System of the Republic of Korea and International Cooperation among Judicial Institutions,” followed by a session on the “General Overview of Criminal Proceedings in the Republic of Korea” by Kang Dong-won, Professor at the JRTI.

On the following days, Ts. Munkhtulga, Judge of the Appellate Court for Criminal Cases of Capital City, and T. Munkhbayar, Director of the Digitalization Center of the Judicial General Council, will give presentations on “The Current State of Judicial Digitalization in Mongolia. The training also features sessions by the following experts from the Republic of Korea:

• Joo Chang-jun, Director of the Information Security Division, National Court Administration: “The Current State of Electronic Court Hearings in the Republic of Korea,” “Overview of the Electronic Litigation Systems of the Republic of Korea for Criminal and Civil Cases,” and “The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Judicial Activities in the Republic of Korea.”
• Lee Jun-myeong, Chief Professor, JRTI: “The Development and Current State of Electronic Courts in the Republic of Korea.”
• Oh Hyun-seok, Presiding Judge, Ansan Branch of the Suwon District Court: “Advanced Use of Electronic Court Systems and Management of Electronic Evidence in Criminal Proceedings.”

A total of 29 participants, including judges and personnel responsible for judicial digitalization, are participating in the training.

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