<p>The modified traditional British judicial system being followed in India has not been able to dispense justice to the people of the nation despite the ever-expanding jurisdiction of its constitutional and subordinate courts. Justice D.M. Dharmadhikari and Siddharth Sharma, having surveyed judicial systems functioning satisfactorily in other democratic countries of the world, particularly USA and UK, and in European countries working on common law, which have modernised their systems with scientific techniques to meet the demands of justice, advocate in Restructuring Indian Judiciary a reorganisation of the entire judicial system of India from its foundation for better administration of justice both qualitatively and quantitatively.</p>
