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Standing by the Bar

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On April 1, when a bench of Justices Bela Trivedi and Satish Sharma lambasted a young AOR who was previously directed to embarrassingly show his travel tickets for absence in an earlier hearing, members of the SCBA and SCAORA stood firmly by their colleague. In India, where the Bar and the Bench remain in a hierarchical, unequal arrangement, this was a crucial moment of resistance
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Standing by the Bar

On April 1, when a bench of Justices Bela Trivedi and Satish Sharma lambasted a young AOR who was previously directed to embarrassingly show his travel tickets for absence in an earlier hearing, members of the SCBA and SCAORA stood firmly by their colleague. In India, where the Bar and the Bench remain in a hierarchical, unequal arrangement, this was a crucial moment of resistance

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