📋 Tender Overview
Management of Janet Tello Gilardi enabled this technological tool in 23 courts and as of June 8 it will do so with the remaining eleven.Around a thousand processes regarding possession and visitation with their respective variations are processed through the Electronic Judicial File (EJE) in the jurisdictional bodies of the Family specialty of the country, which has meant greater speed and transparency in these cases.
The paperless file on these cases has been implemented so far in 21 superior courts during the month of May within the framework of the successful campaign Justice and Rights for girls, boys and adolescents, promoted by the current administration chaired by Janet Tello Gilardi.
Previously, in March of this year, the EJE was enabled as a pilot plan for both matters in the superior courts of La Libertad and Huaura, with positive results.
AXIS IN THE COURTS
Thus, to date, the Superior Court of La Libertad has processed 408 processes through this technological platform, followed by the Court of Huaura with 93 electronic files.
As a result of the aforementioned campaign, more courts agreed to the implementation of the EJE for possession and visitation, which yield figures such as that of Lima Norte, with 88 files.
They follow the courts of Lima Este (86), El Santa (48), Lima Sur (37), San Martin (35), Puno (29), Cajamarca (25), Huanuco (25), Amazonas (23), Callao (19), Junin (18), Ucayali (16), Sullana (15) and Selva Central (13).
Likewise, Apurimac (11), Puente Piedra-Ventanilla (11), Tumbes (9), Moquegua (6), Madre de Dios (5), Canete (4) and Huancavelica (3).
Thanks to this technological modernization, the rights of children and adolescents will have in their cases, which last an eternity, not only the agility and speed that is required, but also justice focused on their dignity to prevent them from being war trophies, said Tello Gilardi.
It should be noted that the cases for visitation regime amount to 176 and those for possession 652, while the causes for variation of visitation regime amount to 19 and variation of possession are 66 cases, which total 913.
In addition to the aforementioned courts, the EJE in the aforementioned processes has also been activated in the judicial districts of Apurimac, Canete, Huancavelica, Moquegua, Pasco, Puente Piedra-Ventanilla, Sullana and Tumbes.
To date, this technological tool is implemented in 237 jurisdictional bodies in the country, corresponding to the 23 aforementioned superior courts.
According to the schedule, this June 8 the EJE will be put into operation in the eleven missing courts: Ancash, Arequipa, Ayacucho, Cusco, Ica, Lambayeque, Lima, Loreto, Madre de Dios, Piura and Tacna.
REPLICA OF KNOWLEDGE
To guarantee an orderly, safe and efficient implementation, the Judiciary designed a progressive deployment strategy in the aforementioned matters, which includes training, replication of knowledge and putting into production.
For this reason, the Information Technology Management, with the support of the Integrity Unit and the Training and Performance Deputy Management, carried out the Trainer of trainers for the implementation of the EJE course in which 130 employees from the Family modules participated.
The participants strengthened their knowledge in the management of work trays, entry of electronic files, qualification, processing and submission of documents in jurisdictional bodies that operate under traditional, corporate and higher court models.
As a result of this training process, the replication and technical support phase began in the different judicial headquarters, for which the superior courts were organized into implementation and training groups.
MORE THAN 2 MILLION
The EJE allows applications and documents to be presented virtually, online access to files at any time and from any place, reducing procedural times and guaranteeing more transparent and secure processes.
Currently, 45% of judicial processes in the implemented specialties are electronic, which is equivalent to 2 million 378 thousand files throughout the country.
In addition, 38% of the entries made through the Electronic Parties Desk are made outside office hours, that is, users can submit their documents at any time, day, night, Saturdays, Sundays or holidays.
Lima, June 4, 2026
