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Suggest How to improve our Judiciary and make it efficient

edited October 2015 in Current Affairs
3 crore cases pending #:-S
No justice in India ?
Hardly any government took effort in 68 years to imporve system.
Politician want to save themselves and want status quo?
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Comments

  • Many cases are very petty cases. Can be solved by effective implementation of lok adalats.
  • bhai log, dhyan se. yaha pe ek admi kerosene hai. aag lagake chala jaega. :))
  • more judges recruitment at lower + higher level..i think 30% high court judges are vacant.
    electronic record maintenance.
    and education of the masses so they know they are not being duped by the justice system
  • Guys please contribute.

    @Himalaya Singh dude keep asking questions. Interested people will add their views. Dont care if you dont get the reply. Just keep asking. All your questions are reasonable and have high probability to appear in the examination.
  • Can switching from "Adversarial System" to "Inquisitorial System" help India?

    Inquisitorial system is present in Russia and Germany where judge leads a investigation and ask question to parties of dispute.
  • like supreme court judges do in constitutional cases?
    it is worth a try, the current sys. is clearly not working well enough and Germany has a good justice sys i think.
    also, more focus on citizen character development is required. In germany, 13 year olds are made to analyse everything from poems to physics.
  • One very importation recommendation made by a committee ( forgot name )
    that there should be limitation for appeal like maximum 3.
  • @Himalaya Singh
    "Politician want to save themselves and want status quo?"
    I don't think politicians are the only ones to be blamed for increasing judicial incompetence. Even the judiciary is showing resistance to reforms, especially the lower rungs where many cases of nepotism, corruption and favoritism have come up. Furthermore how would delayed judicial reforms and maintaining status quo help the politicians in 'saving themselves'?
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