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Oversight of the judiciary

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The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Who holds judges accountable? While many assume the Supreme Court oversees lower courts, it's actually Congress—but are they doing their job? From judicial overreach to swatting abuse and legal battles in education, this piece questions the integrity of our legal system and the people meant to supervise it. Are your elected officials truly keeping justice in check?
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A Middle Path for the Judiciary

(The article was originally published in Indian Express on March 29, 2025 as a part of Dr Madhav’s column titled ‘Ram Rajya’. Views expressed are personal.) The unfortunate controversy surrounding the alleged recovery of burnt bundles of cash from the official residence of a sitting Delhi High Court judge revived the decade-old debate over the […] The post A Middle Path for the Judiciary appeared first on Ram Madhav.

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Oversight of the judiciary

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Who holds judges accountable? While many assume the Supreme Court oversees lower courts, it's actually Congress—but are they doing their job? From judicial overreach to swatting abuse and legal battles in education, this piece questions the integrity of our legal system and the people meant to supervise it. Are your elected officials truly keeping justice in check?

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