Introduction
Comparing judicial systems worldwide reveals both strengths and areas for improvement in India’s judiciary.
Global Judicial Systems and Differences
India’s centralized judiciary contrasts with the U.S. federal system, while the U.K. has a more transparent appointment process. These differences highlight India’s unique structure and potential areas for reform, such as greater transparency and efficient case management.
Lessons for India
Case management practices from the U.S., accountability from the U.K., and procedural efficiency from other legal systems could guide India’s judicial reforms.
Conclusion
Comparing judicial systems offers valuable lessons for India, supporting reforms that can enhance justice delivery and public trust.