Lawyers in Egypt are taking legal action against newly implemented digital litigation fees, appealing to the “State Council” (مجلس الدولة). The move follows reported discontent among teachers (“استياء المعلمين”) regarding the costs. The lawyers argue for resolving the dispute through legal channels, stating “by law, not before cameras” (“بالقانون وليس أمام الكاميرات”). This challenge, initially reported by Mada Masr, suggests a growing concern over the financial burden of accessing the judicial system in Egypt through digital platforms. The case centers on the fairness and accessibility of the digital fees imposed for online court procedures. This legal challenge seeks a formal review and potential revision of the fees by the State Council. The outcome of this case could set a precedent for future digital service fees within the Egyptian legal framework.