The our Legal System

As our our nation has expanded and aged the complexity and extent of overlapping and often inconsistent legal practices has grown out of all control. Legal cases are decided by local, often privately employed, judges according to rules that differ so much from case to case that it is impossible to guarantee any form of legal certainty. Some courts are rendered impotent by a maze of feudal, imperial and traditional jurisdictions while others see judges make a fortune by corrupting the authority of our laws.\nNonetheless, the education institutions of our state have produced a great number of legal minds and scholars. It is time we put them to use planning a new, uniform and consistent and well-regulated legal system for our state. Let us reform the our courts to ensure efficient handling of litigation, impartial judges paid for by the state and hired based on merit, a reduction of overlapping jurisdictions and a clear hierarchy of appeals.