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Information and communication technology in Indian judiciary
Jumgam Jini
Information and communication technology in Indian judiciary - BangaloreBangalore NLSIU 2012 - 96 p. ; 25 cm.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Declaration ; Certificate ; Acknowledgements ; Abbreviation ; Table of Contents ; CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION: Research Methodology ; E-Governance (Electronic Governance) ; Chapter 2; Governance of the Indian Judicial System; Constitutional Scheme ; Dispute Resolution Mechanism Available In India ; Organisational Structure Of Indian Judiciary ; Supreme Court ; High Courts ; Subordinate Judiciary ; Rules Of Practice And Procedure ; Adjudicatory Process - Civil ; Pre-Admission Stage - Scrutiny ; Pre-Hearing Stage ; Written Statement ; Determination Of Issues ; Commissioner ; Evidence ; Oral Evidence: Documentary Evidence: Arguments - Hearings: Interlocutory Applications (las) ; Judgments ; Decrees ; Certified Copies ; Adjudicatory Process Criminal ; Output Documents ; Chapter 3; Role of Information and Communication Technology for Judicial; Administration of the Court; Information And Communication Technology In India: Meaning: What Ict Deliver? ; Indian Scenario: Domestic Market In India ; Need Of It In Indian Courts: Requirement Or Use Of It For Various Body Of Judiciary ; It Requirements Of Litigants: It Requirements Of Advocates: It Requirements Of Registry ; It Requirements Of Judges: Implementation Strategies In Indian Judiciary ; Creation Of let Infrastructure ; Stages Of Implementation ; Overall Implementation Strategy ; let Enablement Life Cycle ; let Tools For Implementation And Its Relevance To Judicial Process ; Chapter 4; E-Courts Project; Project Modules, Phases And Timeline ; Project Execution: Key Stakeholders - Roles And Responsibilities ; Service Levels; Project Progress Monitoring System (Ppms) ; Site Preparation ; Application Software ; Hardware Procurement ; Technical Manpower ; Key Achievements ; Challenges Faced ; Next Steps ; Network Diagram For Connectivity For E-Courts ; Connectivity For Varying Number Of Nodes Within Court Complex; Current Status And The Progress Of The E-Courts Project ; Status Of E-Courts In India Till March 20 12 ; let Trends In India 2009 And E-Courts In India ; Extension Of E-Court Committee's Tenure Beyond February 2010 ; Country-wide progress status summary ; The establishment of E-Courts in India requires certain prerequisites. These are: CHAPTERS; ORGANIZATION/COMMITTEESIBODIES INVOLVED IN THE PROJECT; Apex Bodies/Committees ; Genesis of the e-Committee: The Committee is comprised of: Current Members: Functions of the committee: Steering Committee of High Court Judges: Central Project Coordinator: District Court Project Supervision Committee: Taluk/Tehsil/Sub-division Court Team: Organizational Agencies/Entities ; National Informatics Center: Nodal Agencies for Implementation of ICT infrastructure: Nodal Agencies for Supply and Installation of ICT Hardware: Nodal Agency for ICT Training: Implementing Agencies/Contractors/Software Developers: CHAPTER 6; CASE STUDIES; E-court around the world ; Federal court of Australia: The supreme court of Singapore ; Other countries Practices: India: Karnataka High court Experience: The levels of Computerization achieved in The High Court of Karnataka; CHAPTER 7; PROBLEMS IN IMPLEMENTATION; CHAPTERS CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTIONS ; BIBLIOGRAPHY.
Information and communication technology in Indian judiciary - BangaloreBangalore NLSIU 2012 - 96 p. ; 25 cm.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Declaration ; Certificate ; Acknowledgements ; Abbreviation ; Table of Contents ; CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION: Research Methodology ; E-Governance (Electronic Governance) ; Chapter 2; Governance of the Indian Judicial System; Constitutional Scheme ; Dispute Resolution Mechanism Available In India ; Organisational Structure Of Indian Judiciary ; Supreme Court ; High Courts ; Subordinate Judiciary ; Rules Of Practice And Procedure ; Adjudicatory Process - Civil ; Pre-Admission Stage - Scrutiny ; Pre-Hearing Stage ; Written Statement ; Determination Of Issues ; Commissioner ; Evidence ; Oral Evidence: Documentary Evidence: Arguments - Hearings: Interlocutory Applications (las) ; Judgments ; Decrees ; Certified Copies ; Adjudicatory Process Criminal ; Output Documents ; Chapter 3; Role of Information and Communication Technology for Judicial; Administration of the Court; Information And Communication Technology In India: Meaning: What Ict Deliver? ; Indian Scenario: Domestic Market In India ; Need Of It In Indian Courts: Requirement Or Use Of It For Various Body Of Judiciary ; It Requirements Of Litigants: It Requirements Of Advocates: It Requirements Of Registry ; It Requirements Of Judges: Implementation Strategies In Indian Judiciary ; Creation Of let Infrastructure ; Stages Of Implementation ; Overall Implementation Strategy ; let Enablement Life Cycle ; let Tools For Implementation And Its Relevance To Judicial Process ; Chapter 4; E-Courts Project; Project Modules, Phases And Timeline ; Project Execution: Key Stakeholders - Roles And Responsibilities ; Service Levels; Project Progress Monitoring System (Ppms) ; Site Preparation ; Application Software ; Hardware Procurement ; Technical Manpower ; Key Achievements ; Challenges Faced ; Next Steps ; Network Diagram For Connectivity For E-Courts ; Connectivity For Varying Number Of Nodes Within Court Complex; Current Status And The Progress Of The E-Courts Project ; Status Of E-Courts In India Till March 20 12 ; let Trends In India 2009 And E-Courts In India ; Extension Of E-Court Committee's Tenure Beyond February 2010 ; Country-wide progress status summary ; The establishment of E-Courts in India requires certain prerequisites. These are: CHAPTERS; ORGANIZATION/COMMITTEESIBODIES INVOLVED IN THE PROJECT; Apex Bodies/Committees ; Genesis of the e-Committee: The Committee is comprised of: Current Members: Functions of the committee: Steering Committee of High Court Judges: Central Project Coordinator: District Court Project Supervision Committee: Taluk/Tehsil/Sub-division Court Team: Organizational Agencies/Entities ; National Informatics Center: Nodal Agencies for Implementation of ICT infrastructure: Nodal Agencies for Supply and Installation of ICT Hardware: Nodal Agency for ICT Training: Implementing Agencies/Contractors/Software Developers: CHAPTER 6; CASE STUDIES; E-court around the world ; Federal court of Australia: The supreme court of Singapore ; Other countries Practices: India: Karnataka High court Experience: The levels of Computerization achieved in The High Court of Karnataka; CHAPTER 7; PROBLEMS IN IMPLEMENTATION; CHAPTERS CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTIONS ; BIBLIOGRAPHY.