Constitutional Court launches smartphone app

By JT - Dec 13,2015 - Last updated at Dec 13,2015

AMMAN — The Constitutional Court on Sunday launched a smartphone application, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.

The app serves lawyers and judges, in addition to politicians, party members, activists and civil society institutions, Petra quoted the court’s spokesperson, Ahmad Tbeishat, as saying in a statement.

The app is free and can be downloaded on Android smartphones. It will be available on other operating systems in the future.

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