This paper examines the barriers that hinder equitable access to the legal system in Jordan. It identifies key challenges such as insufficient legal aid services, inefficiencies in judicial procedures, and socio-cultural dynamics, particularly those affecting marginalized groups like women, refugees, and low-income individuals. The paper highlights how these issues contribute to systemic inequalities in accessing justice.

Policy recommendations include expanding legal aid programs, simplifying judicial processes, and increasing public awareness to foster a more inclusive and accessible justice system.