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    • What is the Integrated Justice System (IJS)?

      The Integrated Justice System (IJS) programme is a government initiative that strives to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the South African criminal justice process

    • What are the main components of IJS/member department?

      The Integrated Justice System (IJS) comprises several key departments that collectively contribute to the administration of justice. These member departments include:

      • Legal Aid South Africa
      • Department of Justice (DoJ)
      • Department of Correctional Services (DCS)
      • Department of Home Affairs (DHA)
      • South African Police Service (SAPS)
      • Office of the Chief Justice (OCJ)
      • Department of Social Development (DSD)
      • National Prosecuting Authority (NPA)
    • When was the IJS established?

      The Integrated Justice System (IJS) programme was initiated following the approval of the National Crime Prevention Strategy by the South African Cabinet in 1996, aiming to modernize the Criminal Justice System.

    • How does IJS improve the Criminal Justice System?

      Integrated Justice Systems (IJS) improve the Criminal Justice System by facilitating seamless information sharing and coordination among various agencies, leading to more efficient case management and decision-making. By centralizing data and automating processes, IJS enhances transparency, accountability, and resource management, ultimately contributing to more effective law enforcement and public safety.

    • Where is IJS located/based?

      316 Thabo Sehume Street, 3rd Floor Salu Building, Pretoria

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