The Court Library Services smartphones.

Start the smartphone service in the court library.

● Court Library Home

● My menu

- Download Center

- Quick menu setting

● Data search

- Search for collections

- Search for new materials

● precedent search

● Judgment/judgment information

- Gazette

- Important decision of the Supreme Court

- National Court Important Judgment

- English case law

- Chinese case law

- Judgment of the topic

● Publication information

- Judicial administration publications

- Court Library Publications

- Valuable home country translation data

- Overseas Judicial News

● Find foreign language legal terms

● Academic information

- Society search

- Conference schedule

● About the library

- Greetings from the manager

- Library History

- Library organization

- Phone number

● Main Status

- Current status of collections

- Facility status

- Status of court libraries at each level

● User Guide

- Reading guide

- Data classification system

- directions

- Handicapped User Guide

● open yard

- Notice

- Baranda to the library

- Main questions

- User satisfaction survey

It provides functions like this.

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* App usage permission guide *

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The following are the permissions used by the Court Library.

º Make and manage calls (required)

- Permission to access the identification of the device.

º Access to address book (required)

- Permission to use the device's account as an identifier when the device identifier is unknown.

º User account (required)

- This is the right to use your Google account as an identification ID if you cannot get the UUID of the user's device.

º Storage (optional)

- Permission required for e-book download & attachment download.

If you withdraw the permission consent of the optional consent item, some functions may operate abnormally or the app may be forcibly terminated.

If you withdraw your consent to the required items, you will not be able to use the app. Please refer to the usage.