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The Pros And Cons Of Computer Literacy

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7. Computerisation
Prof. Anshuman Kumar -Dean of Management of Studies University of Baltimore U.S.A. speaking on „Management of Computer Science‟ said “with computers fast replacing the human race in office automation it is becoming imperative to all the people to be sufficiently educated in Computer Literacy”.
However the statement is contradicted by Roger Penrose Rouse Bell - Professor of Mathematics at Oxford in „The Emperors of New Mind‟ where in he proved that “Computers cannot replace human beings”.
They cannot take the place of Judges. But they can do well to analyse/sift/ huge data, monitor the progress and improve time management. They can do wonders in solving the problem of arrears.
The entire files pending In Supreme Court have been computerised, simply by a press of button in any part of the country where the Supreme Court computer system is connected with satellite, one can know that when a particular case pending in the Supreme Court will be heard. Likewise all decisions of Supreme Court have been computerised and you can get the information about anyone of them again by pushing a button where Supreme Court computer system is connected with a satellite. All these are wonders of computer 's application in judicial system. Many software floppies are available in market where case law have been digested subject wise.
Some very useful suggestions on the use of computers In courts with regard to management Information system have been given by Justice J.K. Mathur

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