Courts gear up for lawyer return after holiday
The lawyers returned to work after the conclusion of the judicial holiday in Jordan, as the courts prepared to receive visitors through new procedures and arrangements. The Amman Court of Appeal restructured its judicial bodies and increased their number to handle the rising caseload. Additionally, specialized teams trained in technology and artificial intelligence were established to keep pace with digital advancements. Court services were also automated, including case registration, fee payments, and application submissions online, in an effort to speed up litigation processes and reduce time and effort for visitors. Meanwhile, the Amman Court of First Instance was equipped to receive lawyers and visitors, with enhanced electronic services in place.
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