Tripura introduces 'virtual courts' for traffic violations
Traffic rules violators need not come to the court after being accused by the law enforcement agencies. The offenders can deposit their fine online and also need not engage
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Traffic rules violators need not come to the court after being accused by the law enforcement agencies. The offenders can deposit their fine online and also need not engage
A judge sitting on a Division Bench also told the court on Friday that some people on his staff/family have tested positive and therefore he will also hold the court virtually.
Zimbabwe has introduced virtual trials and court hearings in the hope of cutting its huge case backlog. Many cases were postponed because of COVID-19 restrictions.
While many changes to litigation and advisory during COVID-19 have been largely welcomed by practitioners, there are still “teething issues” that could be addressed by partly returning to pre-pandemic ways of working, new research has found.
The Notification states that all benches are to hear cases by hybrid mode with effect from 7th February until further orders