Population and the Administration of Justice

LAW is one method of solving human problems. As law is established with the sanction of the community, common sense would suggest keeping the rules of law close to the individual, so that he may have recourse to them to solve his problems and not be driven to extra-legal methods in cases where there is a clear legal right. Many factors contribute to make a gap between the common man and the administration of justice. Our legal system in general is fixed and may be modified only bit by bit as the result of legislative effort. The people, however, and their problems are constantly changing. They grow past the machinery set up for them, and unless that machinery is constantly adapted to meet the new needs, the gap grows wider

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