. It is said
that justice should not only be done but it must also be seen to have
been done. Such a standard of perfection can be achieved only if all the
organs involved in JDS are well equipped with infrastructures, tools and
legal and scientific literature. In this regard, it would be well to bear in
mind that such tools of performance, including the literature, undergo
changes and even become outdated with the passage of time and need
refinement, updating and replacement from time to time. As a
consequence persons operating these tools and manning the different
offices connected with JDS also need regular updating of their
knowledge to keep pace with new emerging laws, changes in society,
innovations in science and technologies and so on. Hence, the need for
a continued legal education for the different functionaries concerned with
administration of justice.
It is very often said that sharing of knowledge is also gaining of
knowledge. However, in practice it is seen that persons, who posses
certain special knowledge in a particular professional field, are reluctant
to share their skill gratuitously on a wrong notion that by doing so they
will create their own competitors. Interestingly, on the other hand,
instances are not lacking where even persons who stand to gain by such
sharing of knowledge have reservations about availing of such
advantage. For instance, the concept of training was not received well
initially in any part of the world.