Reagan Persaud Spire BarristersThis article – the final part in a three-part series – examines how the justice system can better accommodate individuals with visual or mobility impairments. Building on earlier discussions around inclusive language and reasonable adjustments it explores the lived realities of those navigating the court process with physical limitations. For people with sight loss adjustments such as clear speaker identification alternative document formats and thoughtful spatial arrangements are vital. Similarly those with mobility impairments may require practical accommodations – from accessible seating and scheduling considerations to support with navigation and emergencies. The article stresses that accessibility must be proactive collaborative and rooted in respect not assumptions.