The High Court of Delhi has recently issued a series of directives to ensure the seamless operation of video conferencing (VC) hearings in the district courts. These measures, aimed at maintaining the efficiency and accessibility of virtual court proceedings, have been issued by Acting Chief Justice Manmohan. The directives are specifically designed to facilitate the use of CISCO Webex during court working hours.
The Principal District & Sessions Judges are required to send a fortnightly report on the functioning of video conferencing to the office of the Registrar General of the High Court. This report should be in the prescribed format to ensure uniformity and thorough documentation of VC proceedings.
The Principal District & Session Judges of all districts have been instructed to ensure strict adherence to these directions by all officers under their supervision and control. This measure aims to maintain the integrity and efficiency of virtual hearings across all district courts in Delhi.
These directives by the Delhi High Court underscore the importance of maintaining effective and accessible virtual court proceedings. By ensuring that video conferencing systems remain operational and accessible during court hours, the court aims to uphold the principles of transparency, efficiency, and inclusivity in the judicial process.
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