I see from your link that you mentioned a specific: that court takes a long time.
What do you think the optimal system would be in that specific case? If you could design it, how would it look? It doesn't have to be realistic, but like an ideal system of justice. Are there any precedents you think are ideal or is there something you have in mind that would make it work better?
I think the answer to this cannot be summed up in a comment, and what would I even gain by really doing so? Most likely nothing. If you think bureaucracy does not slow things down or is not slow, God speed. I hope you will never have to directly get into situations that involve it.
I am trying to determine if you just hate something and want to destroy it without considering the effect it would have, or if you have actually put effort into thinking about how to solve the problem that the thing you hate is trying (perhaps poorly) to solve.
If you haven't thought about the consequences of tearing down parts of the system and what will replace those parts, than I think the entirety of your conclusions about this matter should be disregarded and I think most everyone reading this would agree.
First we would have to determine what you and I mean by bureaucracy. It does sound good, who does not like organization? Problem is, if you ever worked for the Government, or dealt with them in some meaningful way, you should have realized it is not so.
I truly hope you will not be caught up in the meat machine of the Government.
