DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AN ELECTRONIC COURT BILLING SYSTEM

Student: Abasiodiong Thursday Inanah
Supervisor: Dr Mfreke Umoh
HOD: Dr Mfreke Umoh
Department of Computer Science
School of Applied Science
AKWA-IBOM STATE POLYTECHNIC (IEI), IKOT-OSURUA, AKWA IBOM STATE

Abstract

This research on the topic “Electronic Court Billing System” is focused on making the readers to understand and know how effective the computer system can be used in the day to day handling of court billing processes and administration. Before the introduction of this system, it was quite challenging for judges and legal practitioners to effectively carry out their duties without huge challenges, such as constant delay in processing billings of clients, compilation and evaluation of cases and, loss of delicate files and document, lack of effective information to exiting or prospective clients and cases, poor standard form of mechanism being employed, intruders and impersonators having a nice moment in accessing some classified data of court documents thereby falsifying the accurate records of judicial information, etcetera. But this new system after implementation will help courts, attorneys and agencies streamline the process for filing court cases, paying fees and other court-related processes. Visual Basic .Net [Express Edition 9.0] was used in developing this application.

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