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In this issue

Speedy Justice constitutes an accelerated system of justice. The term implies that proceedings relating to Justice are slow in general. But what would the citizens of the world think of legal regimes if justice was labeled, indeed more descriptively, as Slow Justice? In the world, as we know it, the law has become an effective development tool that helps organize and manage the societies we live in. If a dispute arises between individuals or companies, there is a recourse to resolve the conflict: the legal authorities of the state. The problem occurs when this body is not performing its job efficiently, or at least not well enough. In this case, we are all left with no adequate protection. Most legal regimes today undertake lengthy processes to solve cases. It may be unfair to criticize this aspect of such bodies insofar as the lengthy process ensures a fair decision, but in some regard, the time courts take to pronounce a judgment can have a detrimental effect on the parties: additional costs, delay in serving the fine or sentence.

Court Uncourt Magazine Description:

Publisher: STA-Law-Firm

Category: Education

Language: English

Frequency: 10 Issues/Year

Reading, Writing, Arithmetic and Science have always been core subjects in school curriculum. The legal fraternity especially the law and judicial system however dictate that citizens and residents should always be aware of the local laws. To this effect, the legal maxim 'ignorance of Law is no excuse' is drummed into students from their first civics class. Guided by our core principles, here we deliver you bespoke legal information that you should know. We have always been at the forefront of driving the conversation towards the issues. It is an indubitable conviction that we live in time of information overload and it is Court Uncourt's attempt to look for context and insight into subjects that pique your curiosity.

We are here to lay your curiosity to rest and share our competency and proficiency openly and seamlessly for your safety and knowledge.

We wish you a pleasant and beneficial reading!