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News- The results from the operations of the country’s first 24×7 open and networked (ON) court, Kollam, provide good reasons for its potential scale up and replication across India. It will help knock off the massive judicial backlog of cases.
About The ON Court
The open and networked (ON) court is a 24×7 networked special court that uses technology for faster justice delivery.
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Aim: Its aim is to bring courts closer to citizens by simplifying procedures and cutting paperwork. It also aims at quick disposal of cases and reduction of case backlog.
Working mechanism of ON Court
• Round-the-clock access: Litigants can file cases, upload documents, and pay court fees anytime using the e-Treasury system.
• Real-time updates: Dashboards offer real-time case status, hearing dates, and actions taken.
• Digital summons: Summons can be sent electronically via the iCops system, ensuring faster communication with accused parties and police stations.
• Integration with institutions: Seamless document sharing with banks, police, and treasury departments facilitates efficient case management.
