People-Centric Courts: Lakhan Pasi’s Case and its Lessons

Imagine courts designed to help people.

Lakhan Pasi's nearly 50-year-long case highlights the need for change.

A 'people-centric' court would be easier to use, offering simple ways to get case updates and legal aid.

This would reduce stress and make courts accessible.

Such courts should coordinate with each other so that the litigant does not have to do all the work, improving how people experience the judicial system.