Fresh Law Graduates Cannot Appear in Judicial Services Exam, 3 Years of Legal Practice Mandatory: Supreme Court

Fresh law graduates cannot appear in judicial services exam, 3 years of legal practice mandatory: Supreme Court

A bench comprising Chief Justice B R Gavai and Justice Augustine George Masih reaffirmed the importance of courtroom exposure for prospective judges.

3-year practice as lawyer must to enter judicial service, rules SC - The Tribune

Directed all recruitment processes be kept in abeyance due to pendency of issue before it shall now proceed in terms of the amended rules as directed by it.

The Bar Council of India’s Recommendation for Judicial Service Examinations will Limit Female Participation

Bar Council of India (BCI) filed an application before the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India to make the three years of practice at the Bar mandatory for all those who want to apply for the judicial serv...

Supreme Court makes three years’ legal practice mandatory to apply for judicial service

Supreme Court reinstates 3-year legal practice requirement for entry-level judicial service, emphasizing the importance of experience.

Supreme Court rules three-year practice as lawyer necessary to be eligible for judicial service

The judgment was pronounced this morning by a Bench of Chief Justice of India (CJI) BR Gavai and Justices AG Masih and K Vinod Chandran.

Fresh law graduates can’t appear in judicial services exam, 3 yr law practice must: SC

New Delhi, May 20 (PTI) The Supreme Court on Tuesday barred fresh law graduates from appearing in entry level judicial services examination, fixing a minimum three-year law practice criteria. The top court also increased from 10 to 25 per cent the quota reserved for Limited Departmental Competitive Examination (LDCE) for promotion to higher judicial service or the cadre of district judge. A bench comprising Chief Justice B R Gavai and Justices A…