Chief Justice Upadhyaya hoped the e-initiatives would go a long way in making the systems in the high court and district courts more efficient.
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Rekha unveils digital projects for modernisation of judiciary – The Tribune
… e–Courts, and digital preservation of judicial records. Justice Vikram Nath, Chairperson of the e-Committee, Supreme Court of India; Delhi High Court …
Opinion | AI and Justice Delivery: Promise and Perils – The Global Kashmir
In 2019, the Supreme Court started SUVAS, a software that translates court … e–Courts to make public services more accessible and efficient. Adding …
India preparing to introduce AI in judiciary to speed up verdicts in minor cases – Gujarat Samachar
As part of its digital reform push, the Government of India has allocated ₹7,210 crore for the e–Courts Phase III project, of which ₹53.57 crore is …
Delhi High Court Launches Multiple Digital Initiatives to Strengthen Judiciary – Newsonair
… e–Courts platform, as well as the Digital Preservation of Judicial Records. These projects aim to digitally and technologically strengthen the …
Court raps ensure better administration, say judges as Delhi CM says don’t want HC’s reprimand
… e–courts portal. The Delhi High Court will also run a pilot project in six of its courts with a ‘mute’ function on the Webex moderator, for those …
Delhi High Court launches its mobile app – Bar and Bench
The app can be downloaded on Android and IOS devices and all the e-services can be accessed there, the High Court said.
Trump Plans To Ask Supreme Court To Toss E. Jean Carroll’s $5 Million Abuse and …
E. Jean Carroll exits the Manhattan Federal Court following the verdict in the civil rape accusation case against former U.S. President Donald …
New cocktail bar, Afterlife, to open in Cincinnati’s Court Street Plaza – WCPO
CINCINNATI — Court Street Plaza in downtown Cincinnati is set to welcome a new cocktail bar this weekend. Afterlife, located at 44 E Court Street, …
Trump will appeal $5 million E. Jean Carroll ruling to Supreme Court – Washington Examiner
President Donald Trump’s lawyers told the Supreme Court they plan to appeal a $5 million E. Jean Carroll defamation ruling against him.