Benefits of E-court services
Advantages of E-courts
It's like having the courthouse at
your fingertips when you have the option to read and file from any location.
What does the judiciary stand to gain with an e-court? Look over these
particular advantages:
- Attorneys, parties, and members of the public have instant access
     to all case information through the Internet, including the full text of
     all filed documents.
 - The case file can be seen concurrently by the parties, the judge,
     court personnel, and members of the public.
 - Up until the filing date, registered attorneys can submit case
     documents from their homes or offices without having to bother about
     postage, messengers, or traffic.
 - When lawyers file documents online, docket entries are
     automatically created, and when documents are filed, docket sheets are quickly
     updated.
 - Due to the accessibility of case documents from anywhere, at any
     time, clients and attorneys may be more responsive to their needs.
 - Immediately after the following filing, an automatic confirmation
     in the form of a "Notice of Electronic Filing" is delivered by
     email to the filer and case parties.
 - Because ECF document storage is automatic and secure, fewer paper
     documents need to be stored.
 
E-court services envisage the
following:
- Deliver citizen-centric services in an effective and timely manner
     as outlined by the law.
 - Create, set up, and use decision-support systems in courts
 - Automate procedures to ensure information is transparent and
     accessible to stakeholders.
 - Increase judicial productivity on both a qualitative and
     quantitative level to make the delivery of justice more accessible,
     predictable, cost-effective, and transparent.
 
The concept of Virtual Courts- A Big
Step Ahead in Judiciary
The idea behind virtual courts is to
have the case decided online without the need for litigants or attorneys to
appear in court. A place where legal issues are decided upon, in the presence
of qualified Judge(s), and which has a highly developed technical
infrastructure is referred to as an "e-court" or "Electronic
Court."
An online environment and an infrastructure
with access to information and communication technology (ICT) are necessary for
the operation of e-courts. The goal of e-Courts is to streamline and improve
the use of the judicial system. Through numerous channels designed for service
delivery, litigants can check the status of their cases online. Litigants can
use e-Filing to submit their complaints and pay their court costs and fines
online.
Conclusion
Gone are the days when courtrooms
were confined within conventional boundaries. Now e-courts are the hype. They can develop and improve decision
support systems in court while enhancing judicial productivity both
quantitatively and qualitatively. This won’t just solve the accessibility
issue, but also create predictable, cost-effective, transparent, and reliable
judicial systems for the greater good. 

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