DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPUTERIZED COURT SCHEDULE SYSTEM

ABSTRACT
Computerized court schedule is used by legal practitional to record their various cases. The court schedule is a research and law teaching, where Lawyers & Judges study about cases computerized. They insert in any newspaper, periodical or any other publications and advertisement offering as a member of the Bar to undertake confidential inquiries; to write for publication or give an interview to the press or otherwise cause or permit to be published, except in a legal periodical, any particulars of his practice or earnings in the profession or of cases pending on the courts or cases where the time for appeal has not expired on any matter in which he has been engaged as a member of the Bar, to answer questions on legal subjects in the press or any periodical on in wireless or television broadcast where his name or initials are directly or indirectly disclosed or likely or be disclosed.

The maintenance of a respectful attitude towards the court is been made. It is unprofessional on the part of a member of the Bar to promote a case, which to his own knowledge is false.

Referring on different cases by some judges and lawyers, considering the fact-finding information are contained in the computerized court schedule.

This is achieved by the help of visual basic programming language and Microsoft Access for the database creation.

Title page i

Certification ii

Dedication iii

Acknowledgement iv

Abstract vi

1.0Introduction 1

1.1 Statement of problems 2

1.2 Aims and objectives 3

1.3 Scope of the study 6

1.4 Limitations of the study 6

1.5 Definition of terms 7

2.0Literature Review 12

3.0Description and Analysis of Existing System 17

3.1Fact finding method 19

3.2Background of case study 21

3.3Objectives of existing system 23

3.4Input process, output analysis 24

3.5Information flow diagram 28

3.6Problems of existing system 29

3.7Justification of existing system 31

4.0Design of new system 33

4.1Output specification and design 36

4.2Input specification and design 41

4.3File design 44

4.4Procedure chart 48

4.5System requirement 50

5.0Implementation 53

5.1Program design 54

5.2Program flow chart 56

5.3Test Run 64

6.0Documentation 65

7.0Recommendation 68

7.1Conclusion 71

References 72