Courts as the Best Way to Access Justice: A Critical Analysis

Courts are the best way
to access Justice

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................................................2
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................2
CONCLUSION ...............................................................................................................................4
REFERENCES:...............................................................................................................................5
Books and Journals:....................................................................................................................5
INTRODUCTION
Australia's justice system provides a proper functioning of law and order in the country as a
whole which helps in maintaining harmony and peace among the citizens residing in the state. It
renders certain obligations on the people of Australia which has to be followed by them
accordingly. Australian justice system is supported by the common law structure which means
that the decisions delivered in the court of law by the judges are based on the previous
judgements1. The hierarchy of courts in Australia is divided as High Court, Federal Court,
Federal Circuit Courts, State and Territory Courts and Tribunals. This essay argues that the
courts are the best way to approach for the delivery of justice which ensures the unbiased
decision making regarding any kind of disagreement arise between the disputed parties.
MAIN BODY
The interaction between people in the form of reciprocation of ideas and views on various
issues leads to a particular conclusion but sometimes there is a clash occurs among these
ideologies based on various beliefs and theories. Each and every person supports one or the other
explanations with a constructive thought process which give birth to the disputes or differences.
1 "Oz Child Legal Service: A Legal Service For Children And Young People" (2022)
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