DUBAI LAUNCHES CENTRALIZED DIGITAL SYSTEM FOR REMOTE INVESTIGATION & LITIGATION
A centralized digital system launched for remote investigation and litigation in Dubai in integration with Dubai Courts, Dubai police and GDRFA. An agreement has been entered into between Dubai Public Prosecution (DPP) and e& Enterprise to streamline remote investigation and litigation in Dubai. The innovative platform will deliver a unified investigation and litigation system that is accessible remotely. The system includes centralized storage, archiving capabilities, and the capacity to schedule remote interviews and reserve spaces in multiple locations including police stations, prisons, courts, and DPP investigation rooms. The system aims to enhance communication among prosecutors, lawyers, translators, witnesses, and other crucial stakeholders, ensuring high-quality visual and audio communication while maintaining stringent confidentiality and privacy standards. This innovative project stands as the world’s first-of-its-kind and represents a pioneering advancement in the judicial sector managed by a central operations hub The hub will oversee, coordinate, and document operations, facilitating rapid decision-making and ensuring alignment of all involved parties with the project’s objectives.” The implementation of the new system is an important step towards DPP’s commitment to accelerating judicial procedures while improving vital processes such as data collection and the generation of important statistics such as the number of cases handled remotely and the duration of each investigation. The centralized operations room will enhance investigation processes by managing appointments scheduled by the prosecutor, which will be displayed within the operations room and coordinated with relevant parties. For court proceedings, the system schedules sessions and facilitates coordination with partners, including the police, judge, and prosecutor. The platform allows direct system access and provides an external link for seamless participation by external parties.
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