The CEO of the High Court in Kerala told the CEO of prisons and corrective services that it was decided to expand the facility for electronic filing of the High Court to the Prison Authorities to streamline the digital processing of the appeal of the prison and other petitions/request for judicial axle.
As part of this, a standard operational procedure (SOP) would be followed when switching to the new system. In accordance with decisions followed by a meeting held to deal with the issue of the appeal of the prison and requests/requests for the application for conditional release and Furough in physical mode, and to implement an effective electronic system for all 57 prison. This was done in a system of cases (CMS), which is settled by the Supreme Court, based on the details of the technical cells, the Keral departments and the correction departments.
In addition, two separate SOPS SOPS were prepared by the State Office for Legal Services in Keral (Kelsa) and IT Directorate, the Supreme Court in detail describing the procedures to be followed when receiving a new system. WHILE SOP PREPARED by KELSA INTENDS TO ESTABLISH Uniformity Across The Jails with Respect to the Service of Legal Aid Defense Counsel Lawyers, Jail Visiting Lawyers, Transmission of Necessary Documents for Appeal to High Court Legal Services Matters, The Sop Prepared By the It Director, High Court Aims to Streamline the Online Filing of Jail Appeals using the CMS Login Credentials Provided to the Officer in-Charge of the Jail, Says the Communication.
Given the absence of an electronic alternative, the appeal of prison submitted under S.424 Bharatiya Nagarik Surraksha Sanhita 2023 and other petitions/applications striving for the court axle moved by prisoners are currently prepared in paper form and are sent to the Supreme Court for filing, he says.
Published – June 26, 2025 21:24
