The Brave Pedestrian

India's judiciary has a colonial mindset. It is not democratic, it concentrates power. It's processes are NOT designed to empower free citizens by giving them justice or helping them discover the truth. Whether by design or by default, existing judicial procedures crush the free will of citizens, and subjugate them to the State. Like  ·  Comment  ·  Share

Written laws & rules can be mostly reduced to a series of yes-no questions i.e. binary language. For example: “Did he cross the red light? Yes: fine him. No: Let him go.” This approach allows computerization, with a tiny amount of human supervision for gray areas where yes-no answers may not be possible.. For delivering affordable and quick justice to the common man, judge-like discretion must be minimized. Law itself must be computerized. Judges must basically become computer operators, with almost no discretionary powers. Like  ·  Comment  ·  Share