E/JUSTICE
Civil, criminal, and constitutional matters before the Republic — filed, heard, and ruled through one transparent system. Every case admitted to the docket is a matter of public record.
Access the National Justice System electronically.
File a Case
Lodge a civil suit, criminal complaint, or writ petition with the courts.
Track My Filings
Check the status of cases you have filed and their counsel arrangements.
Public Cause List
Browse every open case currently before the Republic's courts.
Bar Council
Directory of all licensed advocates and public defenders.
Warrants Registry
Active arrest, search, and production warrants on public record.
Verdicts Archive
Complete archive of published rulings and pending appeals.
From filing to verdict.
FILE
Citizens lodge their case via the e-Filing Terminal. Counsel may be retained; self-represented filing is allowed for civil matters.
REVIEW
A presiding magistrate reviews the filing within statutory time. Admitted cases enter the docket; rejected filings carry written grounds.
HEAR
Hearings are scheduled with notice to all parties. Evidence and arguments are examined under the Evidence Act, 1872.
RULE
A verdict is published with full reasoning. Aggrieved parties may file appeal before the Appellate Division.
Every citizen, equally protected.
The Republic guarantees fundamental rights in every proceeding. These are non-derogable.
Constitution · Article 27
Equality Before Law
All citizens are equal before law and entitled to equal protection of law.
Constitution · Article 31
Right to Protection of Law
Every citizen has the inalienable right to be treated in accordance with the law.
Constitution · Article 33
Safeguards on Arrest
Right to grounds of arrest, to counsel, and production before a Magistrate within 24 hours.
Constitution · Article 35
Trial & Punishment Protections
No conviction except for violation of law in force; no double jeopardy; no self-incrimination.