Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court, in a historic step towards building a modern, transparent, and citizen-focused judiciary in collaboration with the Judicial Service Commission and the Ministry of Justice, recently officially launched the “e-Courts” Project, featuring a state-of-the-art Web Portal and an integrated e-Case Management System for all Court Houses. The ceremonial launch took place at [...]

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Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court, in a historic step towards building a modern, transparent, and citizen-focused judiciary in collaboration with the Judicial Service Commission and the Ministry of Justice, recently officially launched the “e-Courts” Project, featuring a state-of-the-art Web Portal and an integrated e-Case Management System for all Court Houses.

The ceremonial launch took place at the Sri Lanka Judges’ Institute Auditorium under the patronage of Chief Justice Preethi Padman Surasena, and was graced by Harshana Nanayakkara, Minister of Justice and National Integration among others, according to an official media release.

Launching the website.

Addressing the gathering, Chief Justice Mr. Surasena highlighted the judiciary’s responsibility to the people in enhancing efficiency, transparency, and accessibility. He reiterated that the rapid digitalszation of the court system is a priority project in fulfilling the obligations entrusted to the judiciary by the general public.

The e-Courts Project is an integrated digital system that connects all courts nationwide—from rural Magistrates’ Courts to the Supreme Court providing seamless access to information for judges, attorneys-at-law, court staff, and the public. Key features include real-time daily case lists, live case status updates, downloadable judgments and journal entries, online issuance of certified copies, web-based case management and scheduling, publicly accessible judicial statistics, and enhanced online services for attorneys-at-law. Importantly, the system also introduces online payment facilities to minimise delays and strengthen transparency.

Looking to the future, the platform provides the foundation for further advancements such as e-filing, virtual hearings, and digital document management, representing a strategic shift in the delivery of justice in Sri Lanka.

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