Abstract

Digital judicial services have emerged as a transformative force in modern legal systems significantly altering how citizens approach courts seek remedies and interact with justice institutions. The abstract explores how the rapid adoption of e-court platforms virtual hearings digital documentation online dispute resolution mechanisms and AI-enabled legal tools has reshaped accessibility efficiency transparency and inclusiveness within the judicial ecosystem. Historically courts have been associated with delays complex procedures geographical barriers high litigation costs and bureaucratic processes that deter ordinary citizens from pursuing justice. With the advancement of digital infrastructures governments and judicial authorities have attempted to resolve these barriers by integrating technology into all stages of the justice delivery chain. The abstract emphasises the growing importance of digital court filing systems automated case tracking e-summons services digital evidence man