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Author: Janvi Gaurav 2024
Introduction “Access to Justice” – far from being just a legal buzzword – includes several different elements, such as the justice of outcomes, and the fairness of litigants’ treatment supplied; how quickly cases are handled, and how quickly the system responds to users. In a broader sense, access to justice is described as the fairness with which people from various backgrounds can benefit from the legal system. A study conducted by the World Justice Project 2019 estimated that around 5.1 billion people, or roughly two-thirds of the global population, encounter challenges related to accessing justice. This includes factors like lack…
