Documents for court

What can be prepared for the court

• information letter for the court;
• Consent to conduct a judicial examination;
• Information about the expert;
• information about education and qualifications;
• information about experience and expertise in expert examinations;
• Information about the laboratory, instruments, measurement tools, devices, and equipment;
• Information about professional liability insurance;
• proposal for the timeframe of conducting the examination;
• proposal on the cost of the examination;
• list of questions that can be submitted for the expert's resolution;
• details of the expert or expert organization.

What should be clear to the court

• who exactly can conduct the examination;
• what area of special knowledge the expert possesses;
• what questions the expert can resolve;
• what objects and materials are needed for the investigation;
• what documents confirm the expert's competence;
• whether there is a technical possibility to conduct the research;
• what time will be required and what the cost of the examination is.

Important distinction of a judicial examination

During a judicial examination, the expert works with materials and objects provided by the court or another authority that commissioned the examination. The expert does not collect evidence on behalf of the parties and conducts the investigation within the scope of the questions posed and the materials provided.

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