Electronic services (e-Services) have a notable potential to foster democratic values in emerging countries, while in developed countries they can further promote and protect them. In both cases democracy is particularly endangered through irregular settings and unacceptable practices like corruption. And cryptography based electronic services can play a significant role here. By deploying the infrastructure that is already in place, the proposed solution in this paper is using cryptographic protocol to ensure fair treatment in formal settings. In particular, the paper focuses on fair treatment in courts, where uncovered relationships may severely degrade the judicial process. However, the proposed solution can be adapted to support various other public services. Further, the solution can be fully automated and enables such implementations that are aligned with legislative requirements enforced nowadays by many countries (digital-signature and privacy related laws).