Cases are referred to branches based on subject matter, jurisdiction, and capacity
Kerman Province Judiciary launches smart case referral system; according to the Deputy for Planning and IT of the provincial Judiciary, the system assigns cases based on subject matter, competent authority, case history, and branch capacity, and is designed to reduce human intervention and prevent arbitrary case distribution.
Smart referral of cases has started in Kerman court
The system of intelligent referral of cases in the judiciary of Kerman province started working; According to the deputy of planning and information technology of the province's justice system, the system refers cases based on the subject, authority of the authority, records and capacity of the branches, and is designed with the aim of reducing human intervention and preventing the application of taste in the distribution of cases.
According to ambassador Arjan; The system of intelligent referral of cases in the judiciary of Kerman province started working; According to the deputy of planning and information technology of the province's justice system, the system refers cases based on the subject, authority of the authority, records and capacity of the branches, and is designed with the aim of reducing human intervention and preventing the application of taste in the distribution of cases.
Hasan Soltani-nejad, Vice President for Planning and Information Technology of the Kerman Province's Justice Department, in the first meeting of the working group for intelligent referral of cases, emphasized the implementation of the tasks of the document on the transformation and excellence of the judiciary and considered the intelligentization of processes as one of the axes of this transformation.
According to Soltanijad, the referral of cases, despite its simple appearance, is a complex and sensitive process, and the use of modern technologies can increase accuracy and justice at this stage.
The Vice President of Planning and Information Technology of the Justice Department of Kerman province explained that the system refers cases based on the subject, reference authority, records and capacity of the branches using pre-defined rules and data.
According to him, this method can reduce the traditional and time-consuming methods and limit the scope of suspicions caused by bias or personal taste in the distribution of cases.
Soltanijad also announced the ability to automatically check case records and prevent duplicate entries. According to him, the possibility of weighting files and intelligently dividing them based on specific issues, including natural resource files or check execution, is another feature of the system.
Deputy Justice of Kerman emphasized that intelligentization does not mean depriving judicial managers of their authority. According to his explanation, chiefs and prosecutors will continue to monitor the process by defining parameters and macro policies, while part of the executive affairs of the referral will be done automatically.
He also announced the ability to automatically copy the file from the source to the destination; A feature that is intended to prevent processes from returning to manual and paper cycles in the system.
According to Soltanijad, training sessions were held for the technology officials of the jurisdictions and the training files of the system were also provided to the jurisdictions of the province. He asked the chiefs and prosecutors of the entire province to provide the basis for the full establishment of the system and announced that the technical team of the judiciary is ready to support to solve possible problems.