Judicial Process and Speedy Justice

Judicial process is one of the most important theory of jurisprudence and affects every society. This democratic governance system is based on the concept which is delivery of justice to the mass. This process considers judges, lawyers, and litigants, as well as other variables which takes part in different nation and their judicial procedure is useful for practicing advocates. The judicial process is a set of interrelated procedures and roles for deciding disputes by an authoritative person or persons whose decisions are regularly obeyed. The disputes are to be decided according to fair procedures and in conformity with prescribed rules, regulation, arguments and precedent. Civil and criminal administration are also part of judicial process . It basically confines itself to the study of "is" to "ought" of the law and procedure of law. Many countries all over world are facing problems of delay on dispensation of justice. It is a major problem being faced by Indian Judicial system also. ‘Delay’ in the context of justice denotes the time consumed in the disposal of case, in excess of the time within which a case can has also the effect of defeating justice in quite a number of cases. As a result of such delay, the possibility cannot be ruled out of loss of important evidence, because of fading of memory or death of witness. The consequences thus would be that a party with even a strong case may lose it, not because of any fault of its own, but because of the tardy judicial process, procedure and judicial administration entailing disillusionment to all those who at one time, set high hopes in courts. The delay int he disposal of cases has affected not only the ordinary type of cases but also those which by their very nature, call for early relief. Supreme Court scrupulously observed that. Speedy justice is part of article 21 of Indian Constitution both in civil and criminal cases. All the Judicial Process which are obstacle for speedy justice has been incorporated in this first edition. We hoe our study through this book will help to understand the system and to find out lacuna of delay, as we know that statute laws are in nature of temporary expedients and procedural law don’t have a permanent nature of law like the constitutional law but our study also justifies constitutional areas to solve the basic problems of procedural law. This book on judicial process is intended to assist all those who interested in the study of procedural law, particularly students of law and research scholars from other subjects i.e. political science and public administration.