Access to Technology in Courts - Hearings through hybrid mode or ...

Court Stresses Urgent Need for Tech Integration, Calls for Uniform Hybrid Hearing Standards and Better Infrastructure.

February 24, 2024

Case Laws Indian Laws SC

Access to Technology in Courts - Hearings through hybrid mode or video conferencing - Lack of Uniformity - Infrastructure and Connectivity - The Supreme Court held that, the use of technology by the Bar and the Bench is no longer an option but a necessity. Members of the Bench, the Bar and the litigants must aid each other to create a technologically adept and friendly environment. - The court issued a series of directions aimed at addressing the identified issues and ensuring the effective implementation of technology in court proceedings.

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Access to Technology in Courts - Hearings through hybrid mode or ...

Court Stresses Urgent Need for Tech Integration, Calls for Uniform Hybrid Hearing Standards and Better Infrastructure.

February 24, 2024

Case Laws Indian Laws SC

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