Technology and delivery of justice: with reference to court recording transcription
The technology in the courtrooms has brought much ease to the judges and the parties. Unlike the taking of notes of evidence manually which is a tedious job that can take countless hours of toil, the electronic gadget recording or the CRT have allowed speedy disposal of court cases. Instead of sp...
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iium-727412019-06-20T06:36:59Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/72741/ Technology and delivery of justice: with reference to court recording transcription Ali Mohamed, Ashgar Ali K Law (General) The technology in the courtrooms has brought much ease to the judges and the parties. Unlike the taking of notes of evidence manually which is a tedious job that can take countless hours of toil, the electronic gadget recording or the CRT have allowed speedy disposal of court cases. Instead of spending time writing notes of evidence in verbatim, the trial judge would be able to fully concentrate on the trial including the examination of witnesses and ascertaining their demeanour. The Malaysian Current Law Journal Sdn Bhd 2019 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/72741/1/CLJ%20CRT.pdf Ali Mohamed, Ashgar Ali (2019) Technology and delivery of justice: with reference to court recording transcription. Current Law Journal, 6. i-xii. https://www.cljlaw.com/ |
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The technology in the courtrooms
has brought much ease to the judges and the parties. Unlike the taking of
notes of evidence manually which is a tedious job that can take countless
hours of toil, the electronic gadget recording or the CRT have allowed speedy disposal of court cases. Instead of spending time writing notes of evidence
in verbatim, the trial judge would be able to fully concentrate on the trial
including the examination of witnesses and ascertaining their demeanour. |
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Technology and delivery of justice: with reference to court recording transcription |
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The Malaysian Current Law Journal Sdn Bhd |
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