Scottish Prosecutors Pilot iPads in Court with Capgemini

27 Mar 2013

Edinburgh, March 27, 2013 – Scotland’s prosecuting authority, the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service, plans to replace the mountains of paper needed in many court cases with iPads in a project being run jointly with Capgemini UK plc. COPFS aims to improve support to its lawyers by providing easy and rapid access to the documentation required for cases, to improve efficiency and security, and to phase out the need for large piles of paper that sometimes require suitcases or even trolleys to be taken into the courtroom.

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[1] Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service

Scottish Prosecutors Pilot iPads in Court with Capgemini

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