Leveraging Technology for Efficient Justice Delivery in E-Courts
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Explore the advancements and recommendations in e-courts through leveraging technology, including monitoring courts' working, use of IT, video conferencing, and judicial performance measurement to reduce delays, improve efficiency, and enhance transparency.
Leveraging Technology for Efficient Justice Delivery in E-Courts
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E-courts | Riju Bafna, Akash P.
E-courts Mission Mode Project 2.7cr pending cases in subordinate courts (as on 1.1.2016) 43% cases pending for over two years. National Judicial Data Grid • Main achievements: • 92% courts computerised and on NJDG • Video Conferencing in 500 courts & 347 jails • Case status information online • SMS service for parties, lawyers. NJDG mobile app
Our Recommendations Monitoring of Courts’ working Leveraging technology • Use of IT in records movement • Use of Video Conferencing Services for effective justice delivery
Monitoring of Courts’ working Stages in a criminal case Odisha Average no of adjournments: Civil cases - 51 Criminal cases - 33 Only this is being measured
Monitoring Judicial Performance 2 1 1 1 2 2 Measuring productivity Measuring Effectiveness Measuring delays No. & length of adjournments, with reasons No. of cases appealed, remanded Report Card for judges Performance measured by granting score at every stage. Delay between completion of hearing & judgment No. of cases where cost imposed on adjournments • Improved monitoring of courts • Inputs in policy making
Use of IT in Records Movement Current Process Proposed Process • Reduce delays in appeal process
Use of Video Conferencing eCourts project Cost for ferrying Under trials to court: Rs. 700 (Maharashtra Police) Proposed Cost to Govt. for procuring doctor: Rs.10,400 (PGI Chandigarh) • Cost and time saving • Efficiency in evidence process
Services • Citizen-centric services • Transparency