Question 11GS2GS2

Technology has the potential to bring drastic changes in the field of law and transform the court system. In this context, discuss the need of Indian judiciary and challenges faced in this regard. (250 words) 15

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From DISHA platform to e-courts, Indian judicial system to modernizing Indian judicial system to @ improve Us reach and dispose of cases quickly. Potential of Technology for court (1) Issue of delays: Through online hearings and improving access through India (2) Digitising of cases: AI enabled platform for listing cases based on priority without human interference (3) Monitoring & evaluation: Online portal to display number of pending cases

4Appointment of Judges: To ensure unbiased shouting of judges and lawyers for recommendation of only trained and committed lawyers to the collegium. (5) Improving accessibility: To poor & vulnerable who cannot afford to teach courts e-courts → ICTs platform → DISHA platform → CCTN network → Online hearing during Covid Challenges in using Technology (1) Rural-Urban divide and lack of digital literacy (2) Judiciary can be highly vulnerable in case of data theft or cyber attack (3) Insufficiency of accused and victims on internet (4) NRI denied for because google search showed case against him (5) Many lawyers and even judges are not comfortable with digital platforms Way forward → Improving access ↓ → Capacity building → Controlled Cyber threats Best practices for data privacy, Controlled cyber threats In the coming times, technology will be key in resolving various bundling judiciary.

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Conclusion

In the coming times, technology will be key in resolving various issues bundling judiciary.

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Diagram showing digitalization of Indian Judiciary with e-courts, DISHA platform, and online hearing during Covid connected through flow arrows

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Topper

Pakshal Secretry

AIR 82071

Subject & Paper

GS2GS2

Topic

Executive, Judiciary, Ministries and Pressure Groups

Judiciary

Modernization of Judicial System

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