Smart Paperless Digital Court Inaugurated at Islamabad High Court
Chief Justice of the Federal Constitutional Court Aminuddin Khan launched the digital courtroom at the IHC.
Written by EGazette’s AI. The facts are drawn from cited sources; the analysis is the AI’s own.
A Smart Paperless Digital Court was inaugurated at the Islamabad High Court on Tuesday, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.
The inauguration was carried out by the Chief Justice of the Federal Constitutional Court, Justice Aminuddin Khan. The initiative is aimed at introducing digital case-handling processes at the IHC, reducing reliance on paper records within court proceedings.
Details on the specific technology deployed in the new courtroom, its planned rollout to other courts, and the timeline for full implementation were not included in the initial announcement. Paperless court initiatives have been introduced incrementally across Pakistan's judicial system in recent years as part of broader efforts to modernize case management and improve efficiency.
Further information on how the digital court will handle case filings, evidence presentation, and record-keeping was not immediately available.
Sources
- Smart Paperless Digital Court inaugurated at IHC — APP (Pakistan)
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