DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATIONOF ELECTRONIC CASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR HIGH COURT
Abstract
High Court Case Management System is an online platform for the high court to
standardize & improve case progress in High Courts. Through the use of
sophisticated technologies, this system now automates and facilitates many core
aspects of case management; a development which has in turn increased access
to justice through decreased administrative burdens while simultaneously
protecting judicial transparency. For instance, digitalisation of case files and
automated scheduling results in more rapid access to information while facilitating
coordination across stakeholders. It is important that case management system in
the high court should be, made which are Supreme Court say to transparency and
integrity of operations. User-friendly interfaces introduced to make it easy for the
users porting cases, and picking up lawyers have had an IoT effect in smoothening
out the legal kaleidoscope.
The High Court is reported to have a comprehensive case management system
(the CMS), which appears from the limited information before us to be digital, well
-resourced and able fully to facilitate the efficiency of all court activities. This
system eliminates dated paper processes and provides an automated, secure
digital platform that increases visibility while maximizing efficiency. Some software
results in real-time updates about the progress of a particular case through digital
case management, via which you can also provide invaluable remote access to
different stakeholders (judges, advocates and clients) for documents relating
directly or indirectly with their respective cases. This shift to digital platforms both
streamlines case management and decreases the likelihood of mistakes or delays
that can be made using manual processes. To conclude, the installation of a high
court digital case management system is a big step in improving functionality and
access to justice within our legal system.
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