Make virtual court hearings permanent for certain cases, say Sabah lawyers

The Sabah Law Society says online hearings can be more convenient and cheaper for parties and lawyers. FMTNews Sabah

The Sabah Law Society says Sabah and Sarawak courts have conducted online hearings for many years.

“These initiatives have greatly benefitted the administration of justice in Sabah. The process is more convenient and the cost is much lower for parties and lawyers. The proposals include remote hearings instead of requiring proceedings to be in a physical courtroom. There is also provision for hearings to be broadcast so that the public may be kept informed.

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