SC Justice Marquez Eyes Involving PDLs in Court Digitalization Efforts
Supreme Court Associate Justice Midas Marquez is considering tapping persons deprived of liberty (PDLs) for the court's digitalization initiatives, particularly for non-sensitive records. This move is intended as part of their reformation and reintegration program, with PDLs to be compensated with a stipend. Marquez aims to advance the court's digital transformation and alleviate overburdened courts by 2032.
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