Judicial System of Bangladesh A Case for Judicial Reform in Bangladesh

Abstract

I have been asked to initiate the lecture-discussion on “Judiciary— Judicial system in the past—as at present and future set-up”. I do n o t presume, in the course of initiating the discussion on the subject, -t o enlighten you with any information or material with which you -are not already acquainted. Some of you are eminent lawyers from -whom it is rather I who would get enlightenment. Others who are n o t lawyers have better experience in life as well as in administration -of human affairs which must have given them keener insight into the actual working of our administration of justice. In. the course of o u r day-to-day life or administration of affairs we generally get a partial view of our judiciary. This discussion would enable us to .get a comprehensive view of our judicial system as it was in the past a n d as it is at present. About the future set-up I am not that confident as to offer any definitive suggestion for acceptance. The working g out of the future set-up should be a collective venture keeping in view the lessons of the past, the expert experience of the present and a -vision we hold of the society of the future.