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THE LAUNCH OF NATIONWIDE E-FILING, DATA TRACKING DASHBOARD, AND CAUSELIST PORTAL
- Published On: 2024-03-11
KEPSA participated in the launch of Nationwide E-Filing, Data Tracking Dashboard, and Causelist Portal on March 11th, 2024 at the Supreme Court Building. The objective behind launching the Nationwide E-Filing, Data Tracking Dashboard, and Causelist Portal, titled "All Courts Go Digital," is to transition all court-related processes to a digital platform. This initiative aims to enhance efficiency, accessibility, and transparency within the judicial system.
In her remarks, the Chief Guest for the event Hon. Justice Martha Koome, Chief Justice (CJ), and President of the Supreme Court of Kenya, noted that the launch signifies a significant leap toward digitization and modernization within the Kenyan judiciary. These technological advancements aim to streamline court processes, enhance efficiency, improve transparency, and ultimately expedite the administration of justice in Kenya.
Overall, the CJ's launch of these technological solutions underscores the Judiciary's commitment to leveraging digital tools to enhance access to justice, streamline court operations, and promote accountability within the Kenyan legal system. The introduction of e-filing, data tracking, and causelist tools represents a step towards a more efficient, transparent, and responsive judiciary that is better equipped to meet the evolving needs of court users and stakeholders.
The digital transformation is expected to reduce bureaucratic hurdles, save time, and provide a more user-friendly experience for individuals and businesses involved in legal proceedings.