El Salvador - Zentrale Behörde (Art. 2)
Central Authority(ies):
The Supreme Court of Justice
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Contact details:
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| Address: | Unidad de Asesoría Técnica Internacional Secretaría General Corte Suprema de Justicia |
| Telephone: | +22718888 ext 1340 |
| E-mail: | mario.torres@oj.gob.sv |
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| Contact person: | Mario Gustavo Torres Aguirre Jefe de la Unidad de Asesoría Técnica Internacional |
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Practical Information
(The following information was provided by the relevant State authorities or was obtained from the replies to the Evidence Convention Questionnaires) |
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| Blocking statutes: | |
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Chapter I
(Letters of Requests) |
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| Additional Information Required due to Impact of Coronavirus (COVID-19): | |
| Transmission of Letters of Requests: | |
| Authority responsible for informing of the time and place of the execution of Letter of Request (Art. 7): | |
| Presence of judicial personnel at the execution of the Letter of Request (Art. 8): | |
| Privileges and duties existing under the law of States other than the State of origin and the State of execution (Art. 11): | |
| Translation requirements (Arts 4(2) and 33): | |
| Costs relating to execution of the Letters of Request (Arts 14(2)(3) and 26): | |
| Time for execution: | |
| Art 23 pre-trial discovery of documents: | |
| Information about domestic rules on the taking of evidence: | |
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Witness examination under Chapter I
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| Should Letters of Request include specific questions to be used during witness examination or only a list of matters to be addressed? | |
| Is it a public or private hearing? | |
| Do the judicial authorities "blue-pencil" Letters of Requests (i.e. rephrase, restructure and / or strike out objectionable questions or offensive wording so that a Letter of Request may be executed under the laws of the requested State)? | |
| Is the witness provided in advance with a copy of the questions / matters to be addressed as contained in the Letter of Request? | |
| Are documents produced by the witness authenticated by the court? | |
| Is an oath generally administered to the witness? | |
| Can the witness be made subject to further examination and recall? | |
| Are there sanctions for non-appearance of witness? | |
| Must interpreters who assist with the witness examination be court-certified? | |
| How is the testimony transcribed? | |
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Chapter II
(Taking of evidence by diplomatic officers, consular agents and commissioners) |
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| Article 15 | |
| Article 16 | |
| Article 17 | |
| Article 18 | |
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Taking of evidence by video-links
(under either chapter) |
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Chapter I
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| Are there legal obstacles to the use of video links? | |
| Technology used: | |
| Level of interpretation required: | |
| Simultaneous or in sequence interpretation: | |
| Interpretation required in which jurisdiction? | |
| Who pays for the interpretation? | |
| How would a request for evidence be handled if witness not willing? | |
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Chapter II
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| Are there legal obstacles to the use of video links? | |
| Technology used: | |
| Level of interpretation required: | |
| Simultaneous or in sequence interpretation: | |
| Interpretation required in which jurisdiction? | |
| Who pays for the interpretation? | |
| Bilateral or multilateral agreements | |
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