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    The document discusses ways to improve the speed and efficiency of the judicial system. It notes that the principle of "justice delayed is justice denied" forms the basis for rights to a speedy trial. It then lists some factors that can slow courts like corruption, lack of resources and transparency. Finally, it provides recommendations to address these issues such as simplifying procedures, increasing technology use, improving training and increasing judicial staffing.

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    The document discusses ways to improve the speed and efficiency of the judicial system. It notes that the principle of "justice delayed is justice denied" forms the basis for rights to a speedy trial. It then lists some factors that can slow courts like corruption, lack of resources and transparency. Finally, it provides recommendations to address these issues such as simplifying procedures, increasing technology use, improving training and increasing judicial staffing.

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    The document discusses ways to improve the speed and efficiency of the judicial system. It notes that the principle of "justice delayed is justice denied" forms the basis for rights to a speedy trial. It then lists some factors that can slow courts like corruption, lack of resources and transparency. Finally, it provides recommendations to address these issues such as simplifying procedures, increasing technology use, improving training and increasing judicial staffing.

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    • is a legal maxim meaning that if a legal

    remedy is available for a party that has


    “Justice suffered some injury, but is not forthcoming
    promptly, it is effectively the same as having
    delayed is no remedy at all. This principle is the basis
    justice for the right to a speedy trial and similar
    rights which are meant to expedite the legal
    denied” system because it is unfair for the victim to
    have to sustain the injury with little hope for
    resolution.
    Some Corruption in  Judiciary 
    factors that
    Lack of Manpower
    slow the
    courts and Complexed Judicial System 
    delay
    justice Lack of transparency 
    How to Improve
    Court Efficiency

    • By simplifying the procedure, for a speedy trial.


    • By making the judicial process transparent.
    • Increasing the function of Information
    Technology in the Judicial System.
    • Improving the quality of Law Graduates.
    • Increasing the number of judges from lower to
    the top level.
    • Live screening of the courts.
    • Reducing the corruption in Judiciary primarily at
    the top level.
    • Ending post-retirement jobs for the Judges
    Computerization of Courts

    e-courts are fully computerized and are also


    paperless courts. They are extremely user-
    friendly. There is a need to appoint staff for
    paperless courts and judges are advised to
    focus on online data entry.
    Benefits of e-courts
    To provide efficient & time- To develop, install &
    bound citizen-centric
    implement decision
    services delivery as
    detailed in eCourt Project support systems in
    Litigant’s Charter. courts.

    To automate the processes


    to provide transparency in
    the accessibility of
    information to its
    stakeholders.

    To enhance judicial productivity, Mobility is not required, a


    both qualitatively & quantitatively, person can attend a hearing
    to make the justice delivery system
    from anywhere. ( as witnessed

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