Question

What are the advantages of having a unified judicial system in the country?

Answer 1

Hint: A Unified court system is a state court system in which all courts throughout the state are ordered in a fashion that enables them to conduct uniformed justice more efficiently in the state.

Step by step answer:
The judiciary is a system of courts that interpret and enforce the rules. The task of the courts is to determine the cases by deciding the relevant facts and the relevant laws and adding the relevant facts to the relevant legislation. The Indian Judiciary shall administer a common law structure in which customs, securities, and regulations shall all codify the law of the country.
It has, in effect, inherited the legacy of the legal system developed by the then colonial powers and the princely states since the mid-19th century and, in part, has preserved the characteristics of ancient and medieval traditions. The benefits of a single centralized judicial structure in the country include:
 a) If the fundamental right of any person is breached, he or she may appeal to the High Court or the Supreme Court for justice. In the future, he or she may issue writs for the defense of the right and verify its infringement.
b) Same law in every part of the country
c) Criminal will be irrespectively equally under the law
d) There is uniform injustice.

Note The Indian judicial system is fully controlled and governed by judicial officers, unlike in the past when civil servants were still part of the judicial system. The purpose of this form of structure is to establish better governance and organization in all the judicial structures of the state.