Restoration of court services as a configuration for legal development with legal certainty, justice and benefits

Abstract

This study seeks to evaluate the contribution of reestablished court services in attaining legal certainty, justice, and societal benefit, while examining the framework of restored court services as a mechanism for fostering comprehensive judicial advancement. Employing both a statutory and theoretical perspective, this study adopts a normative legal research approach. The findings illustrate that the objective of judicial reform is to safeguard both individual and collective rights, contributing to the realization of a fairer and more equitable society. The progression of legal principles is achieved through various reforms, including those within the judicial sector, taking into account the diverse array of existing legal frameworks and the influence of globalization.