Ajman Police and Prosecution launch a video call initiative to extend pretrial detention

As part of their continuous efforts to enhance public satisfaction with the services provided, achieve security and safety, and instill a culture of innovation in the institutional work environment, and easy access to justice, Ajman Police and Prosecution launched the visual communication initiative to extend pretrial detention, by preparing halls for immediate viewing between the inmate and the court judge to extend remotely imprisonment to facilitate Working procedures and mitigating the movement of inmates from the institution to the courts, in a manner that achieves justice, integrity and social responsibility, and is the first police leadership to launch this initiative in coordination with the Public Prosecution.

His Excellency Major General Sheikh Sultan bin Abdullah Al-Nuaimi, Commander-in-Chief of Ajman Police, launched the initiative under the patronage of His Excellency Hamad Saif Al-Shamsi, Attorney General of the State, His Excellency Tariq Al-Rashid, Attorney General of the Ajman Public Prosecution, in the presence of His Excellency Ali Obaid Makhlouf, Head of Ajman Prosecution, and His Excellency Brigadier Hamad Khamis Al-Dhaheri, Deputy Director General of Institutions Punishment and Correctional in Abu Dhabi, and His Excellency Brigadier Mubarak Khalfan Al-Razi, Director of the Punitive and Correctional Institution Department in Ajman, the visual communication initiative to extend pretrial detention that came in implementation of the initiative of the Attorney General, and the initiative is considered a qualitative electronic shift in the speed of completing procedures The work of extending pretrial detention and the beginning of the project for a remote trial.

His Excellency the Commander of Ajman Police, said that the launch of the visual communication initiative to extend pretrial detention came from Ajman Police and Ajman Prosecution’s keenness to facilitate the procedures for extending the imprisonment, as the number of procedures was reduced from 7 procedures to 3 procedures only, and reducing the time taken to complete it from seven working hours to Only fifteen minutes without the need to transfer the inmates to the court, by equipping halls equipped with screens and muffler rooms to allow instant viewing between the inmate and the court judge to extend remotely imprisonment.

For his part, Brigadier General Mubarak Khalfan Al-Razi, Director of the Punitive and Correctional Institution Department, said that the initiative aims to reduce the inmates in the process of transferring them from the institution to the court and expose them to the dangers of the road, and taking into account the health conditions of inmates, as the initiative contributes to reducing security breaches and risk, in addition to reducing The financial cost of reducing the cost of paper expenses, and reducing the cost of transferring the inmate from the institution to the court, as well as taking advantage of the staff in charge of the process of transferring inmates in other tasks.

His Excellency General Attorney Tariq Al-Rashid praised the efforts of those implementing the initiative and the staff of the Information Technology Department in the Ajman Police and Prosecution, stressing that the UAE supports all efforts made to achieve human justice and mitigate the inmates and take into account their health and humanitarian conditions, noting that the initiative to extend electronic detention supports Innovation and progress for the UAE in the rule of law and the development of police and judicial services.