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Ajman police and prosecutors launched the videoconferencing initiative to extend pre-trial detention by providing for immediate viewing rooms between the detainee and the judge to extend pre-trial detention, facilitate work procedures and facilitate the movement of detainees. institutional inmates to ensure justice, integrity and social responsibility. This initiative is launched in coordination with the public prosecutor's office.
The Ajman police commander, General Sheikh Sultan Bin Abdullah Al Nuaimi, launched this initiative, considered an electronic advance in speeding up the procedures for prolonging pre-trial detention and the start of the project. trial.
The launch of the initiative reduced the number of proceedings from seven to three, from seven to fifteen minutes, without the need to transfer detainees to court by providing rooms with soundproof screens and rooms. an instantaneous visualization between the guest and the judge. Remote confinement.
For his part, Brigadier General Mubarak Khalfan Al-Razi, Director of Prison and Penitentiary, said that this initiative was aimed at facilitating the transfer of detainees in the process of transferring detainees to the court and reducing the number of detainees. road safety and security risks, as well as the health conditions of the inmates. In addition to reducing the cost of paper expenses and the transfer of a guest from the institution to the court.
"The United Arab Emirates supports all efforts for human justice and mitigation," said Attorney General Tariq Al-Rashed. "The initiative to expand e-custody supports innovation, advances the rule of law in the UAE and develops police and judicial services.
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