The Electronic Court

Abstract

The electronic court is considered a manifestation of the modernization of the justice system, as it relies on information and communication technology to carry out litigation procedures instead of traditional methods. It includes the digitization of filing lawsuits, exchanging memoranda, notifications, and holding remote sessions. It aims to accelerate case resolution, reduce the burden on courts, and achieve efficient justice, as well as contribute to lowering administrative costs and facilitating access to justice for litigants. However, its implementation faces technical and legislative challenges related to information security and infrastructure. Therefore, its success requires a clear legal framework and continuous training for judges and judicial assistants.