Case Access And Management (CAAM)
Case Access and Management (CAAM) is the official judicial platform of the Supreme Court of Eritrea. Through CAAM, constitutional cases are commenced and argued in writing, decisions are rendered, and the resulting records are preserved as part of Eritrea’s developing constitutional jurisprudence. Oral hearings are ordinarily livestreamed, recorded, and made available on the Court’s YouTube channel. Case proceedings and records are ordinarily accessible to the public; however, where the Court determines that masking is necessary in the public interest, it may restrict access to identifying information, particular documents or proceedings, or the entire case record. Every filing, hearing, judgment, and precedent strengthens the rule of law, contributes to public legal education, and advances the long-term development of an independent judiciary. CAAM is more than a case management system—it is where the constitutional future of Eritrea begins, one case at a time. For formatting of any filing via CAAM, see CLEAR  Formatting Direction.
Plaintiff
Admitted counsel for or a self-represented party with login credentials may log in here to file a case and litigate it through completion.
If you do not have login credentials,
APPLY FOR ADMISSIONDefendant
Admitted counsel for or a self-represented private party defendant with login credentials may log in here to defend a case.
If you do not have login credentials,
APPLY FOR ADMISSIONGovernment of Eritrea
When the Government is being sued or suing, government attorneys with login credentials may log in here to defend or file a case.
If you do not have login credentials,
APPLY FOR ADMISSIONAmicus Curiae
An approved or prospective amicus curiae with login credentials may log in here to request leave to participate, file authorized briefs, upload legal authorities, and receive notices.
If you do not have login credentials,
APPLY FOR ADMISSIONCourt Staff
For authorized Supreme Court staff managing case files, reviewing filings, recording acceptance or rejection, notices, calendars, orders, and decisions.
Public Access
Members of the public may search public cases, view filings, follow hearings, and access public court records without login credentials.
PUBLIC ACCESS