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Integrated Case Management System (ICMS)
What is the Integrated Case Management System
The Integrated Case Management System (ICMS) is an online platform for parties to manage any of the following cases:
- Criminal cases at the State Courts.
- These include traffic and regulatory offences at the Night Courts.
- Criminal cases at the Youth Courts.
- These include youth arrest cases.
If you are a party in the case, you can use ICMS to:
View case details and updates | View the details of your case, including the:
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Change a court date | Reschedule court events, including hearings at the Night Courts. |
File online applications | Examples of common applications include:
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File court documents | Examples of common documents include:
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Note: The examples in this table are not exhaustive. For more details on the services, refer to the ICMS homepage.
After you file an application or document, you will receive notifications about the filing status through ICMS.
How to access
As an accused person, you will need a Singpass to log in.
Note
Refer to the ICMS quick start guide (PDF, 3.05 MB) for more information.
You can access ICMS regardless of whether you are represented by a lawyer.
If you are represented by a lawyer, you will not be able to file applications in ICMS. Your lawyer should file the applications on your behalf.
In ICMS, you will be able to check your next court event, view your charges and review the documents and applications filed for your case.
Law firm users need a Singpass to log in to ICMS. This is provided the law firm has already registered for a Corppass. For more information on Corppass, refer to the Corppass website.
Law firms accessing ICMS for the first time must email the State Courts Crime Registry (SC_Crime_Registry@judiciary.gov.sg) to create an administrator’s account.
The administrator of each law practice is responsible for creating and deactivating accounts of their counsel and paralegals. Refer to the administrators’ guide for more information (DOCX, 1256 KB).
How to pay
You can pay for applications in ICMS via one of the following ways:
- Online: Choose the e-Payment option. You can pay with a credit or debit card.
- Offline: Choose the Payment kiosk at State Courts option and visit the State Courts during the operating hours.
- Go to the Service Hub (State Courts, Level 2) with your application number or ID to obtain a payment advice. This will include a QR code.
- Scan the QR code at any of the payment kiosks at Level 2, 4 or 7. You can pay via cash, NETS, NETS FlashPay or credit cards excluding AMEX.
Help and support
If you need help with ICMS:
For help accessing and navigating ICMS | Contact the State Courts Call Centre at 6 JUSTICE (6587 8423) or 1800 JUSTICE (1800 587 8423), or write to us |
(For law firms) Other technical queries such as system issues | Contact the ICMS helpdesk at 6756 3874 or email icms_helpdesk@toppanecquaria.com |
Note: The call centre and helpdesk are open from Mondays to Fridays, 8.30am to 6.00pm (excluding public holidays).
Resources
For accused persons
Refer to the ICMS quick start guide (PDF, 3129 KB) for accused persons.
For lawyers and law firms
Refer to the ICMS user guides:
- Training guide for counsel (PDF, 2335 KB).
- Login for counsel (PDF, 536 KB).
- File an application (PDF, 1857 KB).
- File a charge to case (PDF, 656 KB).
- File document (PDF, 872 KB).
- File application for warrant to search (PDF, 1804 KB).
- Notice of Appeal or Petition of Appeal (PDF, 1379 KB).
- Release of property (PDF, 1139 KB).
- Request for court records (PDF, 1194 KB).
- Return of travel documents (PDF, 1721 KB).
- Summons to accused person (PDF, 1325 KB).
- Summons to witness (PDF, 1111 KB).
- Court list (PDF, 668 KB).
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