THE success of dedicated World Cup courts could see elements of them incorporated permanently into the court system, the justice ministry said today (July 6).
"Government will explore a possibility of extracting those elements of success out of the model and use them in the criminal justice system as a permanent feature and not a seasonal one," said ministerial spokesman Tlali Tlali in a statement. He said initial "indications" highlighted some of the reasons for the success of the model. "There is an element of creativity attached to deployment of existing resources."
He said there was a high level of co-ordination among all personnel in the court system.
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