Legal system reforms

We need our legal system to be improved 100 times becoming a user-friendly and the 1st not
 The last option for finding any solution.

Presently due to all types of complications involved a common man avoids going to seek justice, those  who have right  resources,can manage,manipulate  only use the system easily,for all others , it is very difficult 
 
Issues of Justice Delivery Instead of Confining to procedures, excessive documentation ,systems and laws is critical. In handling any legal matter,  More attention has  to be given to  logic, fairness
;
The legal system should ensure that above all, JUSTICE, Humanity, Morality and the general Interest of society are upheld,
 
 
        NATIONAL INTEGRATION IS  MUST TO REDUCE ISSUES AND CONFLICTS
 
        The system had been more leveraged by  INDIVIDUAL INTEREST AND TRICKY
ADVOCACY   etc., which should change,

        The common practice in the Judicial Process  such as Adjournments, Delays,and       Leaving Case WITH COMMENTS OF INADEQUATE PROSECUTION  should be
Reduced

         Awarding Benefit of Doubts to be on the merits of the situation and consequences and may be subject to monitoring

        An affidavit or declaration on stamp paper should be considered valid for any procedure 

Within family or ,close relation, POA should not require any registration

        The legal system should be transparent 

        Personal presence requirements should be reduced.  Jurisdiction location
presence  should not be imperative and  remote presence should be permitted

        The registration procedure should be simplified

         Personal presence requirements should be reduced for registration There should be choices , 0ptions for the registration location If this may cause manging ,manipulative ,tactics by the bad elements ,the matter may be under monitoring for a period and wrong practices if found used by bad elements should be dealt with sternly and publicity to be given to avoid any recurrence of the such acts

The legal system can be proactive to find out the real facts which don’t appear on board many times

True copy signed by the elected representatives of the government bodies such as local self government should be considered valid and original should not be insisted


        Distribution, ,division of any property amongst the family members should be possible by declaration. 
        Various procedures etc. should be possible to be carried out online
        Video presence  should be acceptable for the various requirements and for the
special cases requiring More verification the video presence from the nearby authorised govt centre  should be valid
        Pending cases should be reduced to less than 10% over a span of a few years
        Like loka nyayalaya additional  public help nyayalaya should be formed with the
 help of NGOs, lawyers etc. With  the intention of solving simple issues, simple
 legal cases  This will generate employment as well.
        Also legal facilitation centres may be formed to reduce legal matters going to courts or before going to lokanyalaya and may be resolved at the level reducing the work load on the courts which should be meant for the matters which need real review w r t contents and legal,moral points
        All these will generate employment as well
All requirements of life should be possible to be easily documented for the legal requirements as may be applicable
      Dont complicate procedures to generate +more employment  and business ,rather achieve       The same by reasonable priced services in the different matters so that people will follow norms ,procedures willingly
        Legal facilitation centres may be formed all over India with NGOs and lawyers
 to facilitate simple legal matters, documentation etc.
        Legal language should be simplified  without being vague so that voluminous
documentation will be reduced.
      Onus to challenge the matter should be on the party who has least documents in support as Compared to  the other party who has more documents in support a nd has lodged ones claim/right with the same before any authority

      Procedures shouldn’t be made complicated  because bad elements flout them skilfully,
The monitoring and control should be wide and random so that any malicious flouting of the  procedures Is readily caught and sternly dealt with
only In case after following the procedures any discrepancies are observed, more documentation may be demanded /procedure may be followed and not at the 1st stage

        The Supreme Court bench may be started in the geographically central place
 like Nagpur or Jabalpur or Raipur so  that it will be easily accessible from all parts of India.   
 
Please look into, for implementation.
 
Regards more  

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Reforms in the Indian legal system have been a topic of discussion for a long time, with various stakeholders advocating for changes to enhance efficiency, accessibility, and fairness. Some common areas where reforms are often suggested include: 1. Judicial Delays: One of the most significant challenges in the Indian legal system is the backlog of over 50 million cases leading to lengthy delays in the dispensation of justice. Reforms focusing on increasing the number of judges, improving court infrastructure including establishing of E courts on regular basis and implementing technology for case management could help address this issue. 2. Both the Judiciary and the Legislature have to be financially and organizationally independent. The evidence of drawback is huge backlog. In the legislature, the oversight responsibility of Parliament and state is not being carried out. 3. Constitutional Principle of Separation of Power is to ensure no individual or groups acquire excessively powerful then constitutional principle of checks and balances cannot be applied. As such, separation of state powers requires all three branches to be financially and organizationally independent to serve public interest and also accountable for its responsibilities. Presently, both the Judiciary and Legislature in India are not functionally and organizationally independent of the Executive Control, who has organizational and financial control with them. 4. Denial of financial and organizational independence has created backlog of over five crore cases for which there is no accountability of the Executives, like in other democracies, which is the main cause of ours being underdeveloped. 5. Legal Aid and Access to Justice: Ensuring access to justice for all sections of society, especially marginalized and underprivileged groups, is crucial. Reforms aimed at providing legal aid, promoting alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, and simplifying legal procedures can help improve access to justice. 6. Transparency and Accountability: Enhancing transparency and accountability in the legal system is essential for building trust among the public. Reforms such as promoting e-filing, digitization of court records, and measures to tackle corruption can contribute to a more accountable legal system. 7. Legal Education and Training: Strengthening legal education and training for lawyers, judges, and other legal professionals is vital for improving the quality of legal services and judicial outcomes. Reforms in legal education curriculum, continuous professional development programs, and ethical training can help raise standards in the legal profession. 8. Law Reforms: Regular review and updating of laws to ensure relevance and effectiveness in addressing contemporary challenges is crucial. Reforms in areas such as criminal justice, land laws, intellectual property rights, and commercial laws can contribute to a more efficient and responsive legal system. 9. Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR): Promoting ADR mechanisms like mediation and arbitration can help reduce the burden on traditional courts and provide faster and cost-effective resolution of disputes. Reforms to encourage the use of ADR and ensure enforceability of ADR decisions can enhance access to justice. 10. Technology Integration: Leveraging technology to streamline court processes, improve case management, and enhance transparency can significantly improve the efficiency of the legal system. Reforms such as e-filing, video conferencing for hearings, and online dispute resolution platforms can help modernize the legal system. Overall, a holistic approach to legal reforms that addresses systemic issues, enhances efficiency, promotes access to justice, and upholds the rule of law is essential for strengthening the Indian legal system and ensuring justice for all. more  
The judicial system demands thorough overhaul. The good old principle of 1000 may escape; but not one innocent should be punished should be mercilessly thrown out as the old days have 90% honest and 10% dishonest now the scene has changed vice versa. See the funniest judicial system: a government servant should be placed under suspension and not allowed inside the office.. but the minister under criminal charges functions as minister from jail. Even chief minister can function from jail. The judicial system has become mockery. A court has pronounced an order and the higher court stays the order. A famous judge karna who was indicated by the supreme court itself has passed so many orders during his tenure. Imagine how his judgement would be. In short no case against politicians are closed. They are kept pending for years and when committed judges come all the cases are closed in a hurried manner. when a criminal or terrorist case is taken the accused is involved in many murder cases, bomb blast cases. Had them be sentenced to death many bomb blasts could be avoided and many murders could be avoided. In total we have created an environment that criminals can dare any crime with lease fear and they are 100% sure that nothing would happen to them. Please remember those involved in murder charges of Prime minister is let go for vote politics. more  
I agree with most of the suggestions. Unfortunately, more than even the judiciary, politicians and the media will start jumping saying that the Government is interfering with judicial freedom. I would like to add a few more suggesions: 1- There should be a cap on adjournments, that too cases should be completed within a maximum of six months after filing. 2- There should be no summer holidays for courts. Why should this British policy be followed? 3- There is no transparency in judgements very often. Similarly, judicial interference of government working should be kept to a minimum. 4- The opaque collegium system should be replaced by a more transparent system of judicial selection. more  
Absolutely agree with the opinion of Charu Awalkar. There have been no improvement at all in the judicial process followed by huge amount of corruption, inordinate delay, harrasment to the middle class who have no political connection. LC should look into this area on priority basis to streamline the process in a cost effective n time bound manner. more  
Legal system is full of loop holes and criminals exploit these. Politicians have no interest to fix and changes will curtail their activities more  
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