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August 21, 2025

Existing Court System in Bangladesh, India, UK and USA: A Comparative Study

Key Points

The study highlights the varying strengths and challenges in the court systems of Bangladesh, India, the UK, and the USA.
Key findings show that each system has unique features influenced by common law, with significant case backlog issues.
The examination encompasses judicial independence, accessibility, and reform initiatives within each country's court structure.
This comparative analysis calls for reforms to improve justice administration and foster better legal frameworks across these countries.

Abstract

This article focuses on the court structure and court system existing in leading states, including Bangladesh, India, America and England specifically influenced by common law. By comparing these courts systems, it helps society to give a better form and structure to the court system to ensure the administration of justice. This article provides a comparative study of the existing court system and explore the historical evolution, structure and jurisdiction of each country specifically their unique features and common law tradition. This article also examines judicial independence, case backlog, accessibility and reform initiative. The study aims to provide insight into the strengths and challenges of each system and their roles in upholding the rule of law.

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