Judicial Branch Reform

Judicial branch reform involves making changes to the systems and processes of courts to improve fairness, efficiency, and accountability. This can include updating laws, modifying procedures, increasing transparency, or improving access to justice. The goal is to ensure that courts function effectively while respecting the rule of law and protecting individual rights, often in response to concerns about bias, delays, or corruption. Reforms aim to strengthen public trust and ensure the judiciary appropriately balances independence with responsibility.