Judicial Innovation Lab («Ebtikar»)
Add to watchlistA sandbox to pilot judicial-tech solutions with universities and start-ups before rolling them out to the courts.
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IdeaPhase 1 of 11
Next gate:Feasibility15 August 2026
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Scope statement
What the project delivers, what it does not, and when a deliverable counts as accepted.
A sandbox to pilot judicial-tech solutions with universities and start-ups before rolling them out to the courts.
In scope
- A sandbox to pilot judicial-tech solutions with universities and start-ups before rolling them out to the courts.
- Testable hypotheses
- Prototypes
Out of scope
- Operation and maintenance after the warranty period
- Work outside the approved site or system boundary
Acceptance criteria
- Main deliverable — stage 1Meets the approved specification, signed off by the business owner
- Main deliverable — final stageMeets the approved specification, signed off by the business owner
Scope baseline
Every approved change creates a new baseline
No baseline yet — it is approved at the planning gate.
Requirements register
6 requirements of five kinds, with the trace status of each
By type
- Business2
- Functional1
- Technical1
- Regulatory1
- Security1
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0/6 · linked to a deliverable, task and test
Test passed
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0/6 · test result is a pass
Accepted
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0/6 · signed off by the business owner
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| REQ-035-01 | Testable hypotheses | Business | Must | Draft | Faisal A. Al-ShehriFaisal A. Al-ShehriDirector, Digital Judicial Services Centre & Digital Justice Portfolio ManagerP-003f.alshehri@bog.gov.sa | — | |
| REQ-035-02 | Prototypes | Functional | Must | Draft | Rahaf I. Al-NefaieRahaf I. Al-NefaieHead, AI & Emerging Technologies OfficeP-027r.alnefaie@bog.gov.sa | — | |
| REQ-035-03 | An isolated sandbox | Technical | Must | Draft | Faisal A. Al-ShehriFaisal A. Al-ShehriDirector, Digital Judicial Services Centre & Digital Justice Portfolio ManagerP-003f.alshehri@bog.gov.sa | — | |
| REQ-035-04 | A recommendations report | Business | Could | Draft | Rahaf I. Al-NefaieRahaf I. Al-NefaieHead, AI & Emerging Technologies OfficeP-027r.alnefaie@bog.gov.sa | — | |
| REQ-035-05 | Data-use ethics | Regulatory | Should | Draft | Faisal A. Al-ShehriFaisal A. Al-ShehriDirector, Digital Judicial Services Centre & Digital Justice Portfolio ManagerP-003f.alshehri@bog.gov.sa | — | |
| REQ-035-06 | IP protection | Security | Could | Draft | Rahaf I. Al-NefaieRahaf I. Al-NefaieHead, AI & Emerging Technologies OfficeP-027r.alnefaie@bog.gov.sa | — |
Traceability matrix
Requirement → deliverable → task → test → acceptance. 6 requirements have a gap.