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Traditionally, Indian courts have grappled with inefficiencies due to manual filing systems, paperwork overload, and lengthy procedural delays. This has led to a huge backlog of cases, hindering access to justice for many citizens.
To address this, there has been a push towards implementing technology-driven solutions such as e-filing and virtual hearings. These initiatives aim to streamline court procedures, reduce paperwork, and expedite case resolution.
However, challenges persist in ensuring widespread adoption and effective implementation of these technologies. Issues such as inadequate infrastructure, digital literacy gaps among practitioners etc are still a huge challenge
2. Large number of law graduates passing out - Bar Council given approval to few lakh seats. Too many law graduates passing out every year. Flooding the courts and increasing unemployment and disguised unemplo
3. Easy availability of LLB degree - many colleges are managing attendance, exams etc. You can get LLB without studying one single day in the college.
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