Legal systems have profound implications for social justice, as they establish frameworks for enforcing rights and resolving disputes. Access to justice often reflects systemic inequalities, where marginalized groups may face barriers in seeking legal recourse. Furthermore, laws and regulations can either uphold or undermine social justice principles, impacting issues such as discrimination, equity, and human rights. Therefore, a fair and equitable legal system is essential for promoting social justice and ensuring that all individuals can attain remedies and protections under the law.