The unprecedented growth of digital technology has fundamentally redefined judicial systems worldwide, transforming both the administration of courts and the manner in which individuals engage with the justice delivery process. This article explores the dynamic interplay between technology, courts, and access to justice, focusing on the ongoing digital transformation of judicial institutions. The integration of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) into the judicial framework has facilitated the emergence of e-courts, virtual hearings, electronic filing platforms, digital case management systems, and online dispute resolution mechanisms. These technological innovations have modernized court administration by enhancing operational efficiency, strengthening transparency, and improving the accessibility of legal services. Moreover, they have significantly reduced procedural complexities, administrative bottlenecks, and delays that have long hindered the effective and timely dispensation of justice.