Analyzing the Challenges and Opportunities for Implementing a Comprehensive Case Management System in Bangladeshi Courts

Deng Lie and Manjurul Alam
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Deng Lie: Professor, School of Law, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, China
Manjurul Alam: Ph.D. Scholar, School of Law, Zhongnan University of Economics and Law, Wuhan, China.

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science, 2024, vol. 8, issue 11, 1018-1038

Abstract: The Bangladeshi judiciary has consistently faced issues due to outdated procedures, insufficient digitization, and resource limitations, limiting its capacity to provide efficient and transparent justice. Implementing a comprehensive case management system offers a solution to these challenges and facilitates the development of a more contemporary and efficient judicial system. Case management has been systematically introduced across multiple sectors, including healthcare and social services, to improve the coordination and integration of services for persons with intricate needs. The installation of a comprehensive case management system within the Bangladeshi court system poses distinct problems and opportunities. This study seeks to examine the principal variables and issues pertinent to the establishment of an effective case management system in Bangladeshi courts. The paper will examine the prospective advantages of such a system, including enhanced continuity of care, optimized resource allocation, and improved applicant outcomes, alongside the challenges that may emerge, such as applicant and defendant collaboration issues, data management difficulties, and resource limitations. (Kathol et al., 2011) (Hudon et al., 2014) (Ziguras & Stuart, 2000)[1]’[2].

Date: 2024
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