Digital Courts 2.0, The e-Courts project, aims to provide district court judges with electronic court records and utilizes Artificial Intelligence (AI) …
Kansas courts can access e-filing after 2 months using paper due to cyberattack
Kansas district courts can accept e-filing again after a security breach compromised state data.
Aware of infrastructural problems at Supreme Court, have sanctioned INR 800 crores: PM Modi
… e-courts projects, than what was provided for the second stage..”, the Prime Minister has said. In his inaugural address at the Supreme Court of …
Judiciary secures Rs 8,000 cr allocation during SC Chief Justice Chandrachud’s tenure
The Rs 7,000-crore allocation for the e-courts project is over a four-fold jump from the Rs 1,670 crore granted for the second phase of the digital …
Islamabad courts decided over 133,000 cases last year – Newspaper – DAWN.COM
The automation also includes the establishment of online/e-courts with video links and live streaming facilities, an official website and mobile …
‘He is nothing’: E. Jean Carroll on the biggest surprise of confronting Trump in court – MSNBC News
E. Jean Carroll, flanked by her lawyers, Roberta Kaplan and Shawn Crowley, talks with Rachel Maddow about her biggest personal realization in …
E. Jean Carroll Talks About ‘Zero’ Trump in Court and Reveals How She Will Use Jury Award
E. Jean Carroll Talks About ‘Zero’ Trump in Court and Reveals How She Will Use Jury Award. Published. on. January 29, 2024 at 12:34 PM ET. By. David …
Bladen among counties to be last to transition to eCourts
Counties in southeastern North Carolina will not transition to the eCourts digital record management system until 2025, according to the state …
Donald Trump Can Overturn E. Jean Carroll Verdict—Here’s How – Newsweek
Jean Carroll to choose between a reduction of the verdict and a new trial if his court determines that the award is intrinsically excessive,” she said …
E. Jean Carroll Describes Trump in Court: ‘He Was Nothing’ – Mediaite
E. Jean Carroll appeared on CNN after a court ordered Donald Trump to pay her $83.3 million in damages for defamation, calling him “nothing.”