ICT Implementation in the Judicial System of Pakistan: A Case Study

Abstract

In this case study, we analyze the use of ICT implementation in the judicial system of Pakistan: A Case Study. The study investigates the benefits and challenges of ICT in the judiciary of Pakistan, and how the workflow of automation has been adopted systematically for the maturity model. Study identify that how it is a benefit to the public and what type of information may be extracted and how? The study shows that the National Judicial Policymaking Committee (NJPMC) plays a crucial role in the automation of the judiciary, and the need for a system that consolidates all information and collects information for all judiciary data into one location. The study proposes a model for potential creation and production of a bird's eye view for the current method, which aids the researcher in data collection and opens a new research direction. Unstructured interviews and personal observations were conducted with lawyers, judges of district judiciary officers of superior courts, and government organizations. The study demonstrates how ICT assists in understanding the status of cases, devising strategies and new reforms to improve the judiciary, determining the cause of delays in the disposal of court cases, and reducing the backlog of cases. The findings of this study can inform policymakers and stakeholders about the benefits and challenges of ICT in the judicial system of Pakistan, and provide insights into potential areas for improvement.