Court Administration and Case Management Project

Court Administration and Case Management Project

Using technology to improve overall court administration, scheduling and management of cases and evidence.

PPDC with support from the US Department of State Bureau of International Narcotics and Law enforcement is currently pioneering the systematic and remote access for automation of the case management, court scheduling and court administration processes working with a wide range of stakeholders in the Judiciary, Ministries of Justice, the Police Force, the Prisons/correctional institutions, Lawyers in Plateau, Nasarawa and Kaduna States.

The CACM project focuses on addressing the gaps in structures for case management in the Courts which are weak or absent in some cases, and for which there are no document backup systems in place. The project aims to support collective efforts towards achieving a reduction in awaiting trial inmates for which more than 70% of those in correctional facilities across Nigeria are awaiting trial.

Court Administration and Case Management
Court Administration and Case Management
CACM Project

Project Objectives

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Improved capacity, efficiency, and accountability in Nigerian courts' case management systems

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Improved control, preservation, and storage of evidence within the Nigerian criminal justice system

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Improved scheduling system for court sessions and hearings in the Nigerian criminal justice system

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Improved court administration processes within the Nigerian criminal justice system

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Newsletters

Q1 CACM Newsletter, November 2022

Download our quarterly newsletter covering the latest updates and achievements from the Court Administration and Case Management Project.

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Q2 CACM Newsletter, April 2023

Explore the second quarter highlights, including capacity building workshops and system improvements.

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Q3 CACM Newsletter, June 2023

Stay updated with our latest project milestones, stakeholder engagement activities, and impact metrics.

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