A High court judge, Justice Eric Kyei Baffour and Kwabena Essien, Data Centre Manager of the Judicial Service on Thursday explained the meaning of E-Justice in an interview with Kwami Sefa Kayi on Peace FM's morning show 'Kokrokoo'.
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo on Wednesday launched a $97 million e-Transform project, a paperless court system that will comprehensively enhance the nation’s efforts at improving its justice delivery.
It seeks to automate the existing manual filing systems within the courts' registries, from the filing of cases to the execution of court decisions.
Asked if the introduction of the E-Justice will not create unemployment, Mr Essien said it will be the same people who will be trained in managing the new system.
Watch as Justice Baffour and Mr Essien explain E-Justice
Source: Peacefmonline.com
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I want to congratulate Ghana government for this initiative. Kwame, great question about the security. I am an Information Security Analyst in one of the Big Universities here in the USA. I will encourage the government to get well-trained security experts to help and make sure the data is adequately secured at the data center. Since this is a cloud-based application, extra levels of security; physical security, encryption of data at rest, security awareness training, etc. must be ensured. I will emphasize on security awareness training; the weakest link is humans. Majority of security breaches are results of human error. Good luck.