The Danish Administration of Justice Act is a key piece of legislation in Denmark that outlines the procedures and principles governing the judicial system. It establishes the framework for how courts operate, including rules for trials, evidence, and the rights of defendants and victims. This act aims to ensure fair and efficient legal processes. Additionally, the act covers various aspects of legal proceedings, such as the roles of judges and lawyers, as well as the organization of courts. It is designed to uphold the rule of law and protect individual rights within the Danish legal system.