Article 29.16: Participation in an administrative offence case through a web conference system

1. Participants in an administrative offence proceeding may participate in the proceedings by means of a web-based conference system, provided that they so request, or At the initiative of the judge, body or officer hearing the case, if the parties to the proceedings in the case have the technical capacity, if the cases are properly dealt with and resolved It requires the participation of a person who, for objective reasons, is not in a position to do so, as well as in the presence in court, of a body or official with the technical capacity to hold a web site. — Conferences on the participation of the persons identified by the Vázacé in the first part of the case of an administrative offence through the use of a web-based conference system; judge, body, officials They shall make a determination indicating the time of the case. In this case, the competent parties to the proceedings shall, in accordance with article 25.15 of the present Code, be notified in advance of the date on which the identity of the party to the proceedings shall be established. Administrative offences involved in a case through a web-based conference system are carried out using information technology tools to ensure the integrity of the case 2. The judge, the body, the official dealing with the administrative case Victims, witnesses, specialists, experts, interpreters involved in the examination of the case through the Single Portal, subscriptions to explain the rights and obligations of the persons concerned :: A notice of liability for non-performance, which is submitted to the court, the authority, the official in electronic form, including in the form of an electronic document. 3. The judge, the authority, the official in charge of the administrative offence shall refuse to sign an electronic signature. a request for participation in a case through a web-based conference system if: (1) there is no technical opportunity to participate in the Admini case 4. Rules established by this article must be applied when a judge, body or official hears a complaint against an administrative offence decision.