Authorities have launched a pilot project aimed at increasing the capacity of the judicial system through remote hearings. Under the new scheme, judges will be able to hear cases while located hundreds of miles away from the court where the parties are physically present. The initiative is designed to reduce waiting times and accelerate justice for victims, many of whom have been waiting years for their cases to be heard. The project creators expect that flexible distribution of judicial resources across regions will allow for more efficient use of available personnel and reduce the burden on overloaded courts. The pilot program is expected to become part of a broader judicial reform to modernize the court system using video conferencing technology. If the experiment proves successful, remote hearing practices could be extended to a larger number of courts, potentially transforming the traditional approach to organizing court proceedings.