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Review Petition Filed in SC Against Verdict on 3-year Practice Rule for Judicial Service
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. A review petition has been filed before the Supreme Court against its recent judgment mandating three years of practice as a lawyer for the entry posts in judicial service (post of Civil Judge-Junior Division). India News | Review Petition Filed in SC Against Verdict on 3-year Practice Rule for Judicial Service.
In the three-year mandatory practice debate, clinical legal education offers a third way
On June 16, a review petition against the SC’s three-year practice judgement raised the concern of marginalised communities’ access to the judiciary. But the SC’s reasoning that there is no effective justice without practical exposure holds weight too, and a new model of legal education may show light.
SC verdict on judicial entry challenged: Review petition filed over 3-year practice mandate
New Delhi, June 16: A review petition has been filed in the Supreme Court challenging its recent verdict requiring a minimum of three years of legal practice for candidates aspiring to join the judicial service as Civil Judge (Junior Division).The original judgment, delivered on May 20 by a bench comprising Chief Justice of India BR Gavai, Justice Augustine George Masih, and Justice K Vinod Chandran, upheld the three-year practice rule for judic…
New Delhi, June 16. A review petition has been filed in the Supreme Court challenging the Supreme Court's decision to restore the requirement of three years of experience in advocacy to become a judge. The petition challenges the Supreme Court's decision given on May 20. Lawyer Chandrasen Yadav has filed a petition and said that the Supreme Court should reconsider its May 20 decision. On May 20, a bench headed by Chief Justice BR Gavai had given…
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