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Wiszipro:
Naija to follow soon

Amen!!

Nigeria is still stuck in the stone age era compared to places like china

Hmm

hakeem4:
If somebody use Glo network lasan, before the defendant drop his evidence before the online court glo would still be on 2g and due to the delay might make the court sentence the defendant to death by hanging of balls

Lolz

AryaSand:
Yes sir.

Sorry about that. Having people you can trust around you can help you manage it better. Stuff like this can cause other kind of stuff.

Biafra will solve all these problems for the Igbo man

majekdom2:
one would expect someone like seun to be proactive about this given the popularity of his forum

I have almost certainly given-up on this happening.

Vince77:
Sorry about that. Having people you can trust around you can help you manage it better. Stuff like this can cause other kind of stuff.

Depression? I know. You should see me, I'm a mess. It's a constant battle everyday.

can the accused appear online... why does it had to be only the judge

everything is becoming technologically driven, the World is gradually leaning towards becoming one......hmmm!

dapyd1:
We claim to be godly and religious. Ironically, the more the churches and mosques in Nigeria, the higher the crime rate, hypocrisy, tribalism and hatred. It's annoyingly funny.

There's something fundamentally wrong with the kind of religion practiced in this country. Churches and mosques are mushroomed in every corner but strangely there is a corresponding growth in moral depravity and crime. People's hearts are getting blacker; cesspools where all manner of abomination abound.

So what, in God's name are they teaching people in these religious houses?

hakeem4:
If somebody use Glo network lasan, before the defendant drop his evidence before the online court glo would still be on 2g and due to the delay might make the court sentence the defendant to death by hanging of balls

Hahahahaha..... But why is it that its only Glo network that is being used as example

AryaSand:
Depression? I know. You should see me, I'm a mess. It's a constant battle everyday.

Trust me i have seen this first hand. I know exactly how you feel. If u don't mind we could share contacts. Just chat with email or whatsapp if u prefer. Which ever u feel comfortable with. I would like to really know you.

While in Nigeria an accuse is rotten in prison for more than 10 years without prosecution.

Denko2721987:
https://n.sinaimg.cn/front/20170819/QnPd-fykcypp9696311.jpg

The judge, defendant and plaintiff all met via video chat.

The Hangzhou Internet Court, a new online court in China that will hear internet-related civil cases, had its first trial yesterday. It was a copyright infringement case was between a novelist and a web company that offered her novel to online subscribers without her permission and everyone met via video chat. The judge and both sets of legal agents connected through the web from different parts of the country and the whole thing took around 30 minutes to conclude.

The whole process from beginning to end is done through the internet. The judge presiding over the cases is stationed in a Hangzhou-based courtroom where members of the public can watch a projection of the video feed. A computer program transcribes the trial. Anyone wanting to submit a case can file all required petitions and necessary documents online where they can also pay any fees. Court notifications are delivered online and anyone without a computer can use terminals made available at the courthouse.

China isn't the only country looking into online hearings. Canada recently launched an online tribunal for small claims disputes and the UK just began an online court pilot program. "The internet court breaks geographic boundaries and greatly saves time in traditional hearings," said Wang Jiangqiao, the online court's vice president.

https://www.engadget.com/amp/2017/08/18/chinas-online-court-first-case/


* Wouldn't this system be welcomed for adoption in Nigeria to help make our judicial process efficient and more effective?? Oh, i forgot we are still battling with lots of infrastructural and technical problems such a energy and even network stability.. Too bad that a lot of countries (the ones we here in Nigeria would blatantly call atheistic ungodly countries) are positively advancing forward while Nigeria always seems lagging and dragging behind.. God help us..

I hope a Nigerian was not the first scapegoat?