Research on the Innovation and Improvement Pathways of Smart Case Management Mechanisms in Prosecutorial Organs in the New Era

Abstract

With the continuous growth in the number of social cases and the advancement of judicial intelligence reforms, traditional case management models have become increasingly inadequate to meet the demands of high-quality case handling by prosecutorial organs in the new era. This study systematically examines the practical significance of smart case management within prosecutorial institutions and provides an in-depth analysis of key challenges in current mechanisms, including inefficient data sharing, an underdeveloped case allocation system, and insufficient levels of intelligent supervision. By promoting the deep integration of information technology and intelligent systems, strengthening full-process supervision, and cultivating a professionalized case management workforce, prosecutorial organs can effectively enhance the scientific rigor, standardization, and overall efficiency of case management. These efforts hold significant theoretical and practical implications for accelerating the development of smart prosecution and advancing judicial modernization.