257 Ratna Sisodiya, Rachana Choudhary e Surendra Singh Bhati Bangladesh: Bangladesh has embarked on several technology-driven initiatives to enhance its criminal justice system. The Digital Forensic Lab, established in 2017, aims to expedite criminal investigations through digital evidence analysis. Additionally, the country has implemented the Integrated Criminal Database System (ICDS) to centralize criminal records and facilitate data sharing among law enforcement agencies10. Bhutan: Bhutan has been gradually incorporating technology into its criminal justice system to improve efficiency and access to justice. The Royal Bhutan Police has implemented the Crime and Criminal Information System (CCIS), which enables the electronic recording and management of criminal cases. Moreover, the e-Court System introduced by the Judiciary of Bhutan allows for online case filing and virtual court proceedings, enhancing judicial accessibility11. India: India has witnessed significant advancements in the use of technology within its criminal justice system. The Crime and Criminal Tracking Network & Systems (CCTNS), launched in 2009 by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), connects all police stations across the country and enables the sharing of crime data in real-time. Additionally, initiatives like e-Courts and e-Prisons have been introduced to digitize court proceedings and prisonmanagement, respectively12. 10 The Daily Star. (2022). Digital Forensic Lab: A new milestone in fighting cybercrime. Retrieved from https://www.thedailystar.net/law-our-rights/news/ digital-forensic-lab-new-milestone-fighting-cybercrime-2946415 11 The Bhutanese. (2021). Judiciary introduces e-Court System. Retrieved from https://thebhutanese.bt/judiciary-introduces-e-court-system/ 12 National Crime Records Bureau. (2022). Crime and Criminal Tracking Network & Systems (CCTNS). Retrieved from https://ncrb.gov.in/crime-crimi nal-tracking-network-systems-cctns
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