National Judicial Infrastructure Authority of India (NJIAI)
India's Chief Justice has recommended the establishment of a National Judicial Infrastructure Authority (NJIAI).
Key Features of NJIAI
- It will be established on the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) model, where by it would work as a central agency with each State having its own State Judicial Infrastructure Authority.
- The Chief Justice of India would be the patron-in-chief of the NJIAI and it would be placed under Supreme Court of India, unlike NALSA which is under Ministry of Law and Justice.
Need for Judicial Infrastructure Reforms and Specialised Body
- Poor state of judicial infrastructure in the country
- The total sanctioned strength ....
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