text: is there any law under which a common man can  comment up on the  short comings  of our  judicial system ? is there any law under which a common man can  comment up on the  short comings  of our  judicial system ? yes if there is any law then tell me i have many things with evidence to say which can establish that courts are not considerate to the matter before them but most of the time they bound by the human mood. i am a sufferer of such attitude of our apex court. being a indian national i have to develop courage to point out the shortcomings of the system. i am searching a correct forum which is acceptable in the eyes of law?? the only forum is to contact your state legislator and complain, or alternatively, in state jurisdictions where the initiative process is permitted to enact laws, to attempt to obtain enough votes from the public to change the law to adequately protect the interest of litigants.  the common understanding of the american principle of "due process" of law, contemplates that a person have reasonable notice of a legal action against him/her, and a meaningful opportunity to appear and present evidence and argument to defend his/her interests, before a neutral decision maker who will make findings and conclusions of law and a decision based on the record of evidence adduced at the hearing(s).  unfortunately, judges are human and they make mistakes. however, the alternative is to shove all the evidence into some sort of expert computer system and the results produced might be even more mistake prone than a decision from a human arbiter.   the system we have is the only system found to work with any accuracy, so until someone can actually define a better system, i would be extremely reluctant to mess with what we currently have.