Content Comparison

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1. User Logs In: The user logs into the Benchmark Web Application.

2. Access Judicial Viewer: The user navigates to the Judicial Viewer and opens a specific case.

3. Check User Rights:

   • The system checks if user has the "View Petitions" right.

   • It also checks the Court Type ID in tblCourtTypePresentation to ensure that the court type allows petitions.

4. Display Petitions Section:

   • If the logged in user has the necessary right to view petitions and the court type supports of the case is configured to display petitions, the Petitions Area is displayedthe petition section should be added to the summary screen.

   • The Petitions section can be either collapsed or expanded depending on user settings. Petitions are visible, default to collapsed or expanded, and can specify the order they see the petition section in the summary screen.

   • We assume, petition type, petition date, disposition and disposition date will be shown in the petition tab in the petition details (that section and it should be collapsible).

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Web view case detail should be the same as window case detail view with Petition tab like mentioned below.

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