Embrace technology, says CJ


Let the proceedings begin: (From left) Chief Judge of Borneo Datuk Seri David Wong Dak Wah, Malanjum and Liew striking the gavel to launch the opening of the Legal Year 2019 as Court of Appeal president Tan Sri Ahmad Maarop and Chief Judge of Malaya Tan Sri Zaharah Ibrahim look on in Putrajaya.

PUTRAJAYA: The Chief Justice has called on legal professionals to embrace the use of technology in efforts to have an effective Judiciary system.

Tan Sri Richard Malanjum said the use of technology was the only way to tackle problems such as cramped parking space, the distance between interstate courts, and heavy bags.

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