Mobile Legal Justice: Buckle Up for a Rocky and Smooth Justice System

Abstract This analysis explores the dynamics of the justice system, highlighting its systemic challenges and recent advancements. It aims to examine the justice system’s dualistic nature, focusing on structural barriers alongside progressive inventions. The rationale is to enhance an understanding and contribute optimally to legal processes by investigating the interplay among various components of justice delivery. The study explores the divergent experiences within this framework, where some individuals steer significant obstacles reminiscent of traversing perilous terrain while others benefit from more explicit pathways. The discourse emphasises the critical need for equitable justice across different demographics by analysing the influence of technological developments and mobile applications in improving accessibility and transparency. These narrative challenges prompt legal professionals and policymakers to rigorously assess continuous systemic disparities while cultivating a concerted effort toward a more equitable legal framework. Generally, this contribution posits that envisioning a future in which justice is accessible and fundamentally fair is achievable through the strategic deployment of ingenious tools and advocacy efforts.

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Journal of Legal Studies
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2025-11-03
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https://doi.org/10.2478/jles-2025-0014
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Law, AI, and Intellectual Property
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Mobile Legal Justice: Buckle Up for a Rocky and Smooth Justice System

Hlalele Matebese
Journal of Legal Studies
Law, AI, and Intellectual Property
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Mobile Legal Justice: Buckle Up for a Rocky and Smooth Justice System

Hlalele Matebese
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Abstract

Abstract This analysis explores the dynamics of the justice system, highlighting its systemic challenges and recent advancements. It aims to examine the justice system’s dualistic nature, focusing on structural barriers alongside progressive inventions. The rationale is to enhance an understanding and contribute optimally to legal processes by investigating the interplay among various components of justice delivery. The study explores the divergent experiences within this framework, where some individuals steer significant obstacles reminiscent of traversing perilous terrain while others benefit from more explicit pathways. The discourse emphasises the critical need for equitable justice across different demographics by analysing the influence of technological developments and mobile applications in improving accessibility and transparency. These narrative challenges prompt legal professionals and policymakers to rigorously assess continuous systemic disparities while cultivating a concerted effort toward a more equitable legal framework. Generally, this contribution posits that envisioning a future in which justice is accessible and fundamentally fair is achievable through the strategic deployment of ingenious tools and advocacy efforts.

Journal of Legal StudiesVol. 36(50)
Research ICT Africa (ZA), The Independent Institute of Education (ZA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 81%
Law, AI, and Intellectual Property
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