Judicial Transparency

Judicial transparency refers to the openness and clarity with which courts operate and make decisions. It involves sharing information about case procedures, maintaining accessible records, and explaining judicial decisions clearly. This openness helps the public understand legal processes, builds trust in the justice system, and ensures accountability of judges and courts. Essentially, it means that the workings of the judiciary are open and understandable, enabling citizens to see how justice is administered and to ensure that courts act fairly and without bias.