problem solving court of the future
- 1. SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM IN COURT Court of the Future: Courthouse for problem solving courts – HiiL innovating justice Ashley Bennet I Melvin Kaersenhout I Laurens Mol I Elsbeth Ronner I Judith Schotanus I Laura Vellinga
- 2. PROBLEM SOVING PROCESS 1 Punitive 2 Case centric 3 Content 4 Focus on difference 5 Decisive judge 6 Two parties 7 Focus on the past Legal approach 1 Solvative 2 People centric 3 Context 4 Focus on interest 5 Facilitating judge 6 Multiple stakeholders 7 Focus on the future Problem solving
- 3. PROBLEM SOVING COURT A problem solving process is public, led by a judge and not without obligations
- 4. PROBLEM SOLVING COURT IS PART OF PUBLIC SOCIETY Decentralised system • Courthouse • Court on location • Judge to the problem
- 5. PEOPLE IN CONFLICT ARE CENTRAL Legal approach Problem solving
- 6. DIALOGUE DEFINES THE COURTROOM • Parties facing each other • No specific entrances • Less emphasis on judge Legal approach Problem solving
- 7. PROBLEM IS NOT LIMITED TO COURTROOM • Differentiated places to meet and work Legal approach Problem solving
- 8. THE COURT IS A PUBLIC BUILDING • All parties use the same public areas • Separate buildings for court and offices • No commercial functions Legal approach Problem solving
- 9. COURTHOUSE IS A DISTINCTIVE PUBLIC BUILDING The Hague: plot of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- 10. INFORMAL PUBLIC SPACE IS CENTRAL Axo
- 11. PUBLIC SPACE IS CENTRAL
- 12. IDENTITY: FORMAL IN A FRIENDLY WAY
- 13. PUBLIC SPACE FOR INFORMAL USE
- 14. PUBLIC SPACE STIMULATES DIALOGUE
- 15. DIALOGUE DEFINES THE COURTROOM • Circular setup • Movable chairs: judge can adjust distance between parties • Various dimensions by curtain
- 16. ADDED VALUE The judge derives his authority by solving the problem in a fair and thorough manner.
- 17. QUESTIONS
- 18. SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM IN COURT Manifestation Court of the Future: Design for a Courthouse for problem solving courts HiiL innovating justice I Platform GRAS Also made possible by Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie Team: Ashley Bennet Melvin Kaersenhout Laurens Mol Elsbeth Ronner Judith Schotanus Laura Vellinga - Philosopher - Architect - Lawyer - Architect - Architect I Urban Sociologist - Interior Architect