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5JUSTICESEEKERS
- 1. Manthan Topic :-Citizen’s Appeal Ensuring expeditious and timely justice to all Team Details Presentation Name - “Timely Justice:- Need of The Hour” Team Name – “Justice Seekers” - Ankur Bajpai, Gopal Baliyan, Kushagra Agarwal, Sanyam Malik, Vibhor Kansal
- 2. “India becomes worldleader in number of pending cases with over 3 Crore” Judicial Backlog :- The major problem in our judiciary currently is the never ending backlog of pending cases throughout the judicial system. • Corruption:- The root problem that has plagued every field is also rampant in our judicial system. • Too much paperwork:- There is a big dependence on use of paper in today’s system making the trials sluggish. • Unavailability of fresh talent:- The youth is opting corporate areas instead of the bar council as their career. • Limited fast track courts:- Around 2000 fast track courts are urgently needed in today’s scenario. Problems Causes
- 3. Problems Causes Corruption According toTransparency International, judicial corruption in India is attributable to factors such as "delays in the disposal of cases, shortage of judges and complex procedures, all of which are exacerbated by a preponderance of new laws" Too much paperwork Lack of technology in our judicial system and the traditional way of working is resulting in excessive use of paperwork . Fast Track Courts Due to lack of co-ordination between state and central government the amount of Rs.502 crore sanctioned for 1800 fast track courts was not used efficiently and now only 1200 are available today.
- 4. • Use E-Toolssuch as Online Legal Caseload Management System (OLCMS). • Reduce paperwork with the help of online management. • Introduce transparency by letting people manage everything online. • Make the information available online to the deepest level. • Introduce more funding by allowing foreign firms to operate in our country. • Increase the funding for creation of fast courts to release burden of district and high courts. • Creating separate police cell for judicial matters. • Filling vacancies immediately. Improvisation in IT Sector Improvisation in Infrastructure Improvisation in creating new reforms • Introducing a reform for ADRS(Alternate Dispute Resolution System). • Creating more Gram Nyayalayas so that the villagers can get speedy trials. • Introducing exams for direct entry in IJS(Indian Judicial Services) to procure new talent. “Don’t find fault, find a remedy”
- 5. Detailed Solutions Rural Courts:-Perhaps the most important practical reform would be constitution of rural courts for speedy justice. Due to this the local cases of rural areas will not reach the District Courts and the burden will decrease. Restrict Important judgments for higher courts:- Higher courts were made for high profile, nationally important and complex cases, therefore they should be limited to handle those cases only to loosen the burden. Judicial Commission:- The present mechanism of appointment of judges gives The Supreme Court complete power. Power in one hand is never a solution, therefore Judicial Commission comprising of members from judiciary, executive & legislature should be appointed. Separate Police Cell:- A separate Cell should be created comprising of all ranks from the police system. This Cell should be under the control of Judicial Commission and solely responsible to them. This will give the investigation a speed up and the interference of government will decrease.
- 6. Basic Level Advanced level MainLevel Pre implementation Suggestive implementation Impact Implementation Law entrance exam in India is known as common law entrance test (CLAT). Suggestions for improving the education at the basic level by introduction of IJS. All the files are made from paper and can be destroyed easily by the public and it takes time to find all the files Use of computers at all the levels this will drag transparency and will reduce time with enhanced accessibility Some cases are already predictable to be long and these let some short cases take long time There is urgently needof building new complex courts which will deal with complex cases CURRENT SCENARIO IMPLEMENTATION
- 7. Pre implementation Impact Implementation Suggestive implementation STAKE HOLDERS LEVERAGINGRESOURCES The major stake holders in each and every step is government itself along with the people who are majorly going to be affected The existing government infrastructure will enhance at a drastic level that will create the following impacts Human resources the technology advancement will increase the jobs among the country At the basic level the students are the stake holders which are going to be affected later in the future and will help the government The stake holder in other steps is govt. only as some part of economy will be affected in construction works and hence affect the people Government will be satisfied after getting such improvement in its work and people will be leveraged by getting proper resources The investment is to be done in developing govt. colleges which will give opportunity to enhance the new workforce as teachers will be required Infrastructure Existing Future Technology Paper work computerized Buildings old buildings Enhanced and improvised Resource All mishandled filed in online library 0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 14000 present future
- 8. Pre implementation Suggestive Implementation Impact implementation Financial problem solution Some foreign investmentin this field will be helpful All the problem of money will be covered as the employment will increase Finance is to be given by govt. at first but some private law firms will be able to solve the problem Year Grant released 2005-06 Rs.100.00 crore 2006-07 Rs.100.00 crore 2007-08 Rs 57.2 crore 2008-09 Rs. 54.56 crore 2009-10 Rs. 56.13 crore Some examples showing if implemented then these problems will be solved: Ayodhya case:-The babri masjid case is trailing from last 50 years and such case should be sent to complex courts as per our implementation Indian coal allocation scam :If the computerization of all the case files are adopted then we could get the real answers of all such kinds of scam If students are recruited at initial level then this problem was solved
- 9. IMPACT OF SOLUTIONS INFRASTRUCTURE Speedup the delivery of justice Increment in the no of judges INVESTIGATION AGENCY Check on corruption by judge Independent, unbiased inquiry by judge FOREIGN LAWYER AND FDI Bring up the GDP Indian lawyers have an opportunity to work abroad with counterparts ADRS Reduces the pressure on high courts Reduces the cost of litigation
- 10. C H A L L E N G E S SOCIAL Jurors corrupt trialby turning to social media. Social problems such as crime, family background, domestic background are of enduring concern. ECONOMICAL Speaker motivator which include judges ,lawyers, computer professionals and sociologist require a lot of funding. JUDICIAL CHALLENGES AND MEDIA ROLE “Social media, or any media that uses the internet to disseminate information through social interaction, is becoming increasing prevalent within the court system.”. “Social media presents many opportunities to the courts as a new way to connect to the public.” ROLE OF MEDIA
- 11. Citizens'Appeal:Ensuring expeditiousandtimelyjusticeto all Improvisation in ITSector: Introducing transparency. Reducing paper work Increasing employment storing the data base Improvisation in Indian police Adding judicial police This will fast track all the decisions as all the decisions under the judicial Improvisation in Education Introduction to IJS Introduction to streams like law from basic level which will give more number of people in govt. law agencies This will provide the fast track court better judges This will provide independency of police Increase transparency will bring quick decision Increased IT will give speeded decision Fair and quick justice will enhance speed Giving more employees FASTDECISION “GIST”
- 12. Annexure References • www.doj.gov.in • www.legalservicesindia.com •www.indiakanoon.org • www.nalsa.gov.in • www.adrindia.org Citations • “Courts will take 320 years to clear the backlog cases” :- Justice V.V Rao • “In a national democracy like ours, the national assets belong to the people” and the government owns such assets for the purposes of developing them in the interests of the people.” :- Chief Justice P. Sathasivam