24x7 Virtual Courts ? Here is a Design

24x7 Virtual Courts ? Here is a Design

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Dear Shri Arjun Ram Meghwalji
( Minister for Law  / mljoffice@gov.in ) ,

I urge you to publish my proposal on the website of your  Ministry and invite comments from general public
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PAST   ( 18 )  E-MAILS sent to our Cabinet Ministers :

Live Streaming of Court Proceedings.. …………………………09 Nov 2020
Virtual Court Benchmarks…………………………………………….. 14 Jan 2021
Thanks Supreme Court for hearing my PIL………………….. 26 Mar 2021
24x7 e-Courts ?  ……………………………………………………………. 14 Apr 2021
Where Angels Fear to Tread ?.. ………………………………………31 June 2021
JUST is the Answer  .. ……………………………………………………..16 July 2021
Supreme Proposes : Can e-Courts dispose ? .. …………….28 Sept 2020

Law : Nothing Artificial in Arbitration……………………………[ 16 Feb 2020 ]
See You Out of Court ……………………………………………………[ 11 Jan 2020 ]
AI come to judgement ? Not for a while !...................[ 17 Dec 2019 ]
Congratulations, Hon CJI , Shri S A Bobdeji…………………[ 07 Dec 2019 ]
Liar vs Liar ?..........................................................[ 11 Jan 2019 ]
Justice delayed is Justice Denied …………………………………[ 12 Sept 2018 ]
Says Prez : Make judgements easier to understand…….[ 01 Nov 2017 ]
Never file a Court Case ?...........................................[ 30 Aug 2017 ]
An App called “ AdJourn “ ………………………………………………[ 19 Aug 2017 ]
Justice Delayed - but not Denied……………………………………[ 24 Nov 2013 ]
Justice at Warp Speed ?............................................[ 06 Mar 2012 ]


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I found an overwhelming support of my proposal from BARD ( 09 July 2023 ) :

The proposal to create online virtual courts is feasible and has the potential to speed up the delivery of justice in India. There are several reasons for this.
First, online virtual courts can help to reduce the number of pending cases. This is because they can allow cases to be heard and disposed of more quickly and efficiently than in traditional courtrooms. For example, online virtual courts can allow for multiple cases to be heard simultaneously, which can free up judges' time and allow them to hear more cases. Additionally, online virtual courts can make it easier for witnesses and experts to participate in hearings, which can also help to speed up the process.
Second, online virtual courts can make it easier for people to access justice. This is because they can allow people to participate in hearings from anywhere in the world, regardless of their location or ability to travel. .
Third, online virtual courts can improve the transparency of the judicial process. This is because they can allow for hearings to be recorded and made available to the public.
Overall, the proposal to create online virtual courts is a feasible and promising solution to the problem of delayed justice in India.