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Inviting suggestions on the Draft Vision document for Phase III of eCourts Project

Start Date :
Apr 08, 2021
Last Date :
May 31, 2021
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
Submission Closed

The e-Committee of the Supreme Court has been overseeing the implementation of the e-Courts Project, conceptualized under the "National Policy and Action Plan for Implementation of ...

The e-Committee of the Supreme Court has been overseeing the implementation of the e-Courts Project, conceptualized under the "National Policy and Action Plan for Implementation of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in the Indian Judiciary-2005". It is the mission mode project carried out by the Department of Justice.

The e-Committee has evolved in terms of its roles and responsibilities over the last fifteen years. The objectives of the e-Committee include:
• The Interlinking of all courts across the country.
• ICT enablement of the Indian judicial system.
• Enhancing judicial productivity.
• Making the justice delivery system accessible, cost-effective, transparent, and accountable.
• Providing citizen-centric services.

As Phase-II will soon conclude, the draft vision document for Phase III is prepared. This draft Vision Document outlines an inclusive, agile, open, and user-centric vision for courts in Phase III of the e-Courts Project.

Phase III envisions digital courts that deliver justice as a service to all, beyond simply replicating offline processes digitally. The use of technology in the judiciary is therefore guided by two facets central to Gandhian thought—access and inclusion. In addition, the core values of trust, empathy, sustainability, and transparency provide the guardrails for achieving the founding vision.

Building over the advancements made in Phases I & II of the project, this document articulates the need to exponentially advance the digitization of courts by (a) simplifying procedures, (b) creating a digital infrastructure, and the (c) establishment of the right institutional and governance framework, such as technology offices at various levels to enable the judiciary to appropriately employ technology. It articulates key goals for putting in place the digital infrastructure and services for Phase III.

This vision document envisions a platform architecture for technology that will enable diverse digital services to further evolve over time at scale. It also is designed to take an ecosystem approach that leverages the existing capacities in different stakeholders such as civil society leaders, universities, practitioners, and technologists to realise this future.

The e-Committee, Supreme Court of India has called for comments, suggestions, and inputs on the draft vision document for its 3rd phase of the e-Courts Project from all its stakeholders to refine and plan the implementation of the next phase of the e-Courts Project.

Click here to read the Draft Vision Document.

The last date to receive inputs is 31st May 2021.

Showing 1705 Submission(s)
rudy3107
Rudolph Dsouza 4 years 2 months ago

Please include this Affidavite form in CIS which is filled before marriage which will reduce all future false cases which clogging indian judicial system https://mynation.net/voice/noc/

For: MyNation Hope Foundation

mygov_162230671613656.pdf
Comments (1)
DevvritArya
DevvritArya 4 years 2 months ago

Dear Sir/Mam .. Please make some Rules/Rights in the favour of husbands. There are many husbands are mentally harassed, tortured and defamation by wives and their families . They threatened us and demand huge amount for settlement.We afraid to go in court and police because of rights. We are not able to do job/work properly. We are depressed.Society is not in favour of us because we are men. So in India suicide rates of men are increasing day by day because there is no way. Thanks

Comments (2)
SachinBoharupi
SachinBoharupi 4 years 2 months ago

The work in the court is getting very late during the time of covid 19. However, some online or video conferencing should be taken for that. This will enable the candidate who is out of town to stay at home without having to travel and the candidate will be safe from covid planting.

Comments (1)
Bharti Tyagi_1
Bharti Tyagi 4 years 2 months ago

firstly in rape case death penalty should be given I don't understand we talk abut gender equality women empowerment but we don't give justice to our mother, sister,daughter, friend even ppl come from abroad comes nd rape our women bcuz for our justice system it is not a big offense. public culprits name everyone cn get access to their info.

HimanshuDhamesha
HimanshuDhamesha 4 years 2 months ago

1. Online FIR registration and tracking.
2.Need time bound clearing of cases.
3. Dates of hearning can not be extended for more than 7 days.
4. All fines should be paid online only for non non cognizable offenses.
5. Stringent penalties on criminal offenses
6. Online stamp paper should be available which can be verified online and payment can be done online. When stamp paper is uploaded it will register the docume t only if e stampnpaper is valid.
8. Notorization should be done online.

Rohit_4004
Rohit 4 years 2 months ago

Off hand pointers:
1.Expediting clearance of pendency in courts
2.Investment in infrastructure of Courts - Printers, Scanners, Uploading of every proceeding that happened every day in court,
3.Reduction of turn around time for getting copies viz. Petition copies, counters, ORDERS AND JUDGEMENTS.

Rohit_4004
Rohit 4 years 2 months ago

1.speeding up justice delivery
2. deciding the maximum period to settle any case by the court
3. Fixing the legal fee to be paid to any advocate for different types of cases
4. Rules are for human; not human for rules..
5. Orders are not being uploaded in court website. It should be uploaded within 2 working days.
6. The order copy downloaded from website should be accepted for appeal, review, revision, etc.

ArunPS_5
Arun P S 4 years 2 months ago

1.digitization is the need of the hour.but the real problem with courts is its complected procedures .let's make it more friendly by citizen centric services.

ANIL JINDAL_1
ANIL JINDAL 4 years 2 months ago

usage of A4 size paper sheets should be implemented instead of legal paper.
e-filling should be available in Uttar Pradesh also
Filling application should be available online also.
Filing of application/objection should be possible for both legal counsel and party-in-person.
When application is filed by any party then notification must be sent to other opposite party also.
There should be provision to change/add/remove legal counsel by applicant.

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