DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF COMPUTERISED CASE FILLING SYSTEM (A CASE STUDY OF ENUGU HIGH COURT ENUGU.)

ABSTRACT
The objective of this project work was the design and implementation of a computerized judicial system. The need arose due to the rigorous work involves in the judicial process and finally the end judgment. in this project work system design used pure module approach and normalized data structure that face litates easy usage  and independent working of the modules. It has user interface structure and user friend liness as its features. The design was implemented using QBASE programming language that facilitates easy file maintenance. The change over was effectively done by using parallel change over which made room for proper testing of the new system. the implementation of using accurate and timely data collected, storage and retrieval when needed cannot be an indispensable part of this project work. Hence in our program which can be implemented in IBM Compatible correcting the files updating also form the nucleus of this project. In this project it was found that in this system, court reporting are being done on special stenographic machines which a programme was developed that was capable of transcribing the stenographic tape automatically into computer readable tape. The result of this was transcripts could be produced on a high speed print without any delay at all. This solution has been investigated by “Aspen system corporation” in the united states. The form the main objective of this project work.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PRELIMINARIES TITLE PAGE APPROVAL PAGE DEDICATION ACKNOWLEGEMENTS ABSTRACT TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF FIGURES
CHAPTER 1 THE PROBLEM AUDITS SETTING. INTRODUCTION 1.1STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM 1.2PURPOSE OF THE STUDY 1.3AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY 1.4THE DELIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY 1.5THE LIMITATIONS OF TERMS 1.6THE ASSUMPTION 1.7THE DEFINITIONS OF TERMS 1.8THE ORGANIZATION OF THE WORK
CHAPTER II 2.1THE REVIEW OF THE RELATED LITERATURE CHAPTER III DESCRIPTION AND ANALYSIS OF THE EXISTING SYSTEM. 3.1FACT FINDING METHOD 3.2ORG. STRUCTURE 3.3OBJECTIVES OF THE EXISTING SYSTEM 3.4INFORMATION FLOW DIAGRAM 3.5PROBLEMS OF THE EXISTING SYSTEM 3.6JUSTIFICATION FOR THE NEW SYSTEM
CHAPTER IV DESIGN OF HE NEW SYSTEM 4.1OUTPUT SPECIFICATION AND DESIGN  4.2INPUT SPECIFICATION AND DESIGN 4.3FILE DESIGN  4.4FILE DESIGN 4.5PROCEDURE CHART  4.6SYSTEM FLOWCHAT 4.7SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
CHAPTER V IMPLEMENTATION 5.1STRUCTURE CHART 5.2PROGRAM FLOWCHATS 5.3PSEUDOCODES 5.4SOURCE PROGRAM 5.5TEST RUN
CHAPTER VI 6.1SYSTEM DOCUMENT 6.2PROGRAM DOCUMENT 6.3USER DOCUMENT
CHAPTER VII CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION 7.1CONCLUSION 7.2RECOMMENDATION REFERENCES: