China launches first Cyber Court of Hangzhou City No need to go to court yourself already.

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On Friday, China launched a cyber court to begin the first city Hangzhou. Zhejiang (Hangzhou Court of the Internet) after a dispute online happens a lot. This court case is a priority dispute between the civilian world. piracy and e-commerce

The first case after the opening is considered the dispute in the case of cyber piracy between writers and the company website, online Considering this case takes only 20 minutes. A keep time and low cost. Because the defendant and the plaintiff does not waste time come to court, but proceed through the video chat. China recently experimental trial this year 2016 past.



Phys.org website states that Chinese Internet users is the highest in the world. Last year there were more than 731 million Internet users and e-commerce revenue was driven by the Chinese economy.

Causes the selected cities, Hangzhou is the first cyber court area, because of the Hangzhou is the capital city of ecommerce is the headquarters of Alibaba, NetEase way consider the civil law of China. The prosecution will take place as well as the residence of the accused victims. Hangzhou court was rul on a number of e-commerce, and since 2013, from 600 cases in 2016 increased to more than 10,000 cases.

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