The Supreme Court (SC) has created its own free app software which it hopes to be able to better serve the public including in finding out who are legitimate or bogus lawyers.
SC Spokesman Brian Hosaka stressed the importance of this feature to prevent people getting victimized by bogus lawyers.
The high tribunal officially launched on Friday its SC App, which can be downloaded for free on mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets and computers. Hosaka explained the feature in the SC App is “just to make sure to inform the people and the public that they are in fact members of the law.”
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