Awani Jain, BBA LLB, LLM, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj University established under the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj University Act, 2008
Introduction
Criminal justice systems across the world are overcrowded with enormous caseloads and lack enough financial and human resources. As a result, the justice system suffers from a variety of flaws, including high levels of apathy, delays in the administration of justice, overuse of prejudicial detention, often for extended periods of time, insufficient use of alternative sentencing methods, prisons that are overcrowded unable to fulfil their rehabilitative function, and high rates of returning to crime. Criminal justice systems are frequently compartmentalized and lack integration of all elements of the legal system's supply chain, as well as a lack of coordination and collaboration with other sectors critical to ensuring integrated responses to crime and violence, such as health, education, and social welfare.
Criminal justice system's difficulties
This particular is a severe truth in our lawful system that just the aggrieved individuals knock on the particular doors of the particular court to discover justice. You may not look at a single joyful soul in the entire court property. The aggrieved individual put his valuable time and lifestyle-saving cash with the requirement of getting well-timed and effective comfort contrary to the particular wrongdoer. However, our justice delivery technique is largely unable to meet this particular expectation. A massive pendency of instances, running from the particular last 2 to 3 decades, along with no possible result even close to the future will be the severe and bitter tale of our present legal system.
