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The same information can be visualized showing relations between documents and elements. From this point of view, the case is made by different decisions (resulting in documents), the same ones appearing in the timeline. Enabling relationships between different elements to facilitate a general understanding of the case is one of the main features of UWAZI. 10

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Case study: SUMMA-CEJIL database Monitoring judicial response and improving case law accessibility

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Documentation Fundamentals

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Organisation and Data Modelling

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Methodology

Description: The case study covers the development of the SUMMA database created by the Center for Justice and International Law (CEJIL), which grants free access to every active or closed case opened in the last decades by the Commission and the Interamerican Court of Human Rights, the bodies of the Interamerican Human Rights System. This case study addresses the methodological considerations that were taken into account for enhancing access to judicial information.

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