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The role of technology within the Court of Appeal of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas

The purpose of this article is to focus on and discuss the role of technology in the day to day management of the Court of Appeal of the Bahamas Court of Appeal, including the procedures and systems developed within this Court to meet the daily challenges to manage voluminous records to final disposal. The Court adopted a five year plan to introduce systems and technology within the courts to realize its objectives, in the administration of the Court Registry. This plan consisted of the following phases: Phase 1 – establish a website for the Court of Appeal; Phase 2 –tidy up the Court’s Registry; Phase 3 – integrate the Court’s workflows with computer technology; Phase 4 – implement a pilot project; and Phase 5 – establish an information technology unit.