These provisions seem important to me, since they evidence positive steps to establish a rule of law under a Taliban judicial system:

44 - If the local people come to the Mujahidin with their personal problems the leader of the group has no right to get involved. Only the provincial authority and district authority will consider these issues. They will try to have tribal leaders solve the problem. If this is not possible, then they have to take the issue to the provincial court.

32 - Every province must make a court with one judge and two Islamic experts so they can solve problems that the leader and elders cannot solve.
This independent judicial system (the local Mujahadin leader is excluded from the process) has two levels: (1) initial problem solving attempt at the local shura (or jirga, language dependent) level; and (2) secondary problem solving level before the provincial court.

My questions are whether this judicial system is actually operating; if so, in how many provinces; and what feedback is there about its "success" - how it is viewed by the populace. Anything open source on this ?