Justice here are appointed by president; how about in Nepal? Are the justices in Nepal neutral? The most corrupted institution in Nepal are associated with Law and order; Police and justice department are the most corrupted. We have a vice-president that has been convicted of corruption.

Perhaps we want this kind of justice:

-Home minister abuses his authority to save the gang rapist police personnels (his relatives) who raped their own colleague.

-In another article posted on sajha today said Girija got a bribe of 10s of millions rupees to withdraw the case of criminals.

-Sujata and Makune abused their authority by withdrawing a case against the alleged terrorists namely Dhamala and gang despite the evidence of phone-conversation.

-Police personnel saved to arrest the child-rapist, father of Upendra Mahato, and perhaps he is never going to be captured.

or wait! we love vigilante justice. Just look at what happens after every accident. Are only the public to be blamed for burning the vehicles and beating the driver? Had there be a good justice system to punish the drivers, would public still be taking law on their hands? Hundreds of fatal accidents happen every year in Nepal and have anyone thought how many of these even get charged? May be many of them are repeated offenders. Just this week, I was reading about another fatal accident by Swayambhu Yatayat; and guess what the driver didn't even have a valid driving license; his employer said it's not his job to verify it. All we know is to play a blame game. 

Again, I am not trying to defend american justice system; it is far from perfection and has got obvious flaws and many people have been wrongfully convicted as everywhere else whether it be based on personal interests or non-intentionally.

I strongly oppose the capital punishment, and gladly Nepal doesn't have the one. This is what I like the most about Nepali justice system.