E-Courts
Definition
The Supreme Court e-Committee's project that computerised case filing, cause lists, and case status across district and high courts, and now underpins the Interoperable Criminal Justice System.
Related terms
- Case Attrition
- The cumulative reduction in the number of criminal matters as they pass from offence committed through reporting, recording, charging, and trial to...
- Case Management System
- Software used by a court, prosecutor's office, or police force to record, schedule, and track the status of individual cases from filing...
- Criminal Justice Funnel
- The narrowing sequence of stages, from reported offence through investigation, prosecution, adjudication, and sentencing, at each of which a case can be...
- Inter-Agency Coordination
- The set of formal and informal arrangements by which police, prosecution, courts, and corrections share information, align timelines, and hand off responsibility...
- Silo Effect
- The tendency of an agency to optimise its own internal process and metrics without a mandate to track how its output is...