Judging the recording system


  • Letters
  • Sunday, 11 May 2008

The plan for an e-court system has had more starts and stops than a learner driver. If the current judicial leadership can at least get all courts to use a recording and transcription service, it will be a proud feather in their judicial songkoks.

THERE were loud gasps last week when Malaysians read from Parliament reports that the backlog of cases was almost one million.

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