New Delhi/bhubaneswar, Dec. 15 -- Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant on Sunday underlined that the constitutional promise of a timely trial is inseparably linked to the availability of adequate judicial infrastructure, warning that even the most sincere and well-intentioned justice delivery system will "collapse under logistical strain" if courts are too few and facilities too frail. Delivering the keynote address at a symposium organised by the High Court Bar Association of Orissa, the CJI said that laws may be enacted, offences registered and even personal liberty curtailed, but citizens are ultimately left waiting for "the one thing that completes the promise of justice -- a timely trial that the infrastructure is simply too frail t...