Philippine Christian University
Graduate School of Business and Management
“Technology in Justice: The Future of Electronic Court Systems in the Judiciary”
A Project Study presented to
The Faculty of the Graduate School of Business and Management
Master in Management Major in Public Administration
In Partial Fulfillment for the Requirements in
Project Study 2
Submitted to
Ms. Margie DG Dela Cruz, PhD
Submitted by:
Biliran, Regie R.
Entena, Mark Anne L.
Faduga, Mona Liza L.
Fuentes, Amelia
Lacaden, Princess Charlene G.
Manan, Hafida B.
Table of Contents
List of Figures and Tables
Chapter 1. Introduction ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 1
1.1 Problem and its background -------------------------------------------------- 1
1.2 Problem Statement -------------------------------------------------------------- 3
1.3 Project Goals and Objectives ------------------------------------------------- 3
1.4 Project Scope --------------------------------------------------------------------- 4
1.5 Literature Review ----------------------------------------------------------------- 5
Chapter 2. Methodology --------------------------------------------------------- ------------ 7
2.1 Data Collection Plan ------------------------------------------------------------- 7
2.2 Project Timeline ------------------------------------------------------------------- 8
2.3 Expected Outcomes ------------------------------------------------------------- 10
2.4 Project Budget -------------------------------------------------------------------- 11
2.5 Ethical Considerations ---------------------------------------------------------- 12
2.6 Risk and Mitigation --------------------------------------------------------------- 13
2.7 Project Team ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 14
Chapter 3. Results
3.1 Data Representation and Analysis ------------------------------------------- 17
Chapter 4. Discussion -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 22
4.1 Discussion --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 22
4.2 Summary of Key Findings ------------------------------------------------------- 23
4.3 Contribution to the Field --------------------------------------------------------- 24
4.4 Practical and Theoretical Implications --------------------------------------- 26
4.5 Conclusion -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 27
4.6 Suggestion for Future Research ---------------------------------------------- 28
References
Appendices
List of Figures and Tables
Table 1: Survey Results on the Effective Implementation of Electronic Court Systems in
the Judiciary
Table 2: Summary of Survey Results on Training and Support for Adoption of Electronic
Court Systems
Table 3: Summary of Survey Results on Maintaining Integrity and Fairness in Electronic
Court Systems
References:
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Congestion in the Philippines”
Ubink and Mclnerney (2011) “Customary Justice: Perspectives on Legal Empowerment”
Pitamber Yadav (2024) “Digitizing Justice: The Case for Dedicated Online Dispute
Resolution Legislation in India”
Randy Amofah (June, 2017) “Electronic Court Case Management System (For Law
Court Complex)”
Ericka Rickard (December, 2021) “How Courts Embraced Technology, Met the
Pandemic Challenge, and Revolutionized Their Operations”
Amato et.al (2012) “Introducing AI-Based Techniques in the Justice Sector: A Proposal
for Digital Transformation of Court Offices”
Marco Fabri (2021) “Will COVID-19 Accelerate Implementation of ICT in Courts?”
Mosweu, T. (2021) “Access to electronic court records in botswana. Esarbica Journal
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