The topic of the research analyzed in this work is the relationship between legal reforms, justice, and social order with an emphasis on the role of the multicultural and post-conflict societies. It classifies these legal reforms which come as the response to societal wrongs of the past and a desire for parity as both integrating and disintegrative.  The paper discusses several categories of changes in the legal systems such as restorative and transitional justice measures and their impact on social interactions. By employing survey questionnaires, face-to-face interviews as well as case studies the study examines how marginalized youth elaborate on legal reforms and the changes that ensue in social contexts.  Furthermore, it underlines the need to involve all segments of the population and make social policies an inalienable part of legal reforms for the sake of the sustainable existence of both social justice and harmony.