Este essay questions the serious problem that Colombian justice faces with regard to the prolonged congestion of judicial offices, particularly in the area of the Administrative Appeals Courts. The exuberant statistics show how, in recent years of our history, the lodging of administrative contentious applications has been overwhelmingly overwhelmed in addition to the other constitutional actions of 1991 (guardianship, enforcement, group and popular), which do not allow judges and judges of the Republic to issue their rulings in a timely manner. It also undermines the efficiency of the administration of justice, despite the use of administrative legal means to resolve this problem. however, since they have not given a definitive solution to the worrying congestion to the crisis outlined above, the author proposes interesting contributions and measures to curb this phenomenon, strengthening the judicial system in terms of quantity, and using new objective and administrative procedures, in order to make judicial proceedings more expeditious and to make them less cumbersome and timely resolved quickly, in terms of economy and quality decisions.