Jamaican Justice System Reform Project

• Final Report (.pdf, 903 KB)
• Summary of Recommendations (.pdf, 652 KB)

The Jamaican Justice System Reform Project will inquire into the state of the justice system on a comprehensive basis and develop strategies and mechanisms to facilitate the modernization of the justice system so that it is better able to meet the current and future needs of Jamaicans.

A modern justice system will be more efficient, accessible, accountable, fair and able to deliver timely results in a cost-effective manner.

The Project will make practical recommendations for action focusing on proposals that will produce meaningful results in enhancing access to justice for Jamaicans and that will be suitable for implementation within a reasonable amount of time.

The Project design is based on three pillars of systemic change processes: the sharing of expertise and experience, participatory processes, and capacity development.

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