Welcome to Court Online - The Gambia Judiciary E-Filing System. Streamlining court proceedings for efficiency and transparency.

System Overview

Learn more about the Court Online System and its capabilities.

Introduction to Court Online System

The Court Online System (COURT ONLINE) is an advanced cloud-based collaboration solution developed by the OCJ (Office of the Chief Justice) to provide a secure platform for law firms (LFs) and litigants to electronically file court documents, manage cases, and share evidence online.

This system is designed to provide a seamless experience for legal practitioners, allowing them to file court documents and manage cases remotely. The system aims to modernize the judicial process, increase efficiency, and minimize the physical movement of people within court buildings.

Key Objectives of COURT ONLINE

Key Features of the Court Online System

The COURT ONLINE system incorporates several key features that make it a powerful tool for managing court proceedings electronically:

How the System Works

The Court Online System operates as an integrated platform that involves multiple stakeholders, including law firms, litigants, judges, and court clerks. Below is an overview of how the system works:

For Law Firms and Litigants:

  • Law firms and litigants create an account on the system and log in to file documents electronically.
  • They can submit court documents, track the status of their cases, and upload evidence directly to the platform.
  • They receive notifications about case status, hearing dates, and any updates on filed documents.

For Judges and Court Clerks:

  • Judges and court clerks use the system to view submitted documents, approve or reject them, and route them to relevant parties.
  • Court clerks can route documents to registrars for processing, ensuring efficiency in document management.
  • Judges have real-time access to case files and evidence, enabling them to make informed decisions in the courtroom.

Court Proceedings Covered by the System

The Court Online System is primarily focused on Civil Court proceedings, including the following types of cases: