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The recent developments and progresses I have mentioned thus far
are some of the innovations adopted by the Court of Justice on our digital
transformation journey. Not only have transformed internally, we have also
further strengthened the collaboration on technology and information sharing
with other organisations. I have already mentioned the collaboration with the
Legal Execution Department at the outset. Similarly, we have also signed the
Memorandum of Cooperative Agreement on Electronic Transmission of Data
and Information with the Department of Probation. Since its initial stage, this
Agreement enables the probation officer to submit their probation report
electronically via secure email thereby minimising the processes and reducing
costs. The Agreement also extends to the exchanging of information pertaining
to the use of Electric Monitoring devices, or EM, on the defendants who
are sentenced to probation or supervised release as per the judgements.
It is worth mentioning briefly that the Court of Justice has already enforced
electronic monitoring on the provisional release of offenders or defendants
pending judgement. The objective is to reduce social differences and the
number of detainees who are not posing a serious threat but unable to obtain
release due to the lack of bail bonds. The use of EM at post trial stage is
also believed to improve the supervision and monitoring of the defendants to
ensure that they do not violate their probation.
Additionally, we have further strengthened the cooperation with the
Royal Thai Police through the development of the Arrest Warrant Information
System. This system is designed so that the policeûs request for issuing arrest
warrants submitted to the court can be done electronically. The police can
access and fill out the form online which enables the court to be informed
in advance of such application. The data can now be collected systematically
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