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Prashant Bhushan & Cheryl D’souza
26th July 2018
Supreme Court verdict recognises citizens’ right to hold protests at Jantar Mantar. But by leaving much to executive discretion, Court has also paved the way for restriction of the right
Supreme Court has let go of the opportunity to immunise the allocation of cases from abuse of power by the CJI and to democratise the process.
– Prashant Bhushan
Name of Judge: Chief Justice Dipak Misra Post Held at Relevant Time: Chief Justice of India Current Status: Chief Justice of India ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Analysis/Comment/Critique: In-house complaint (Read complaint with Annexures part 1, part 2, part 3) The Executive Committee of the Campaign for Judicial Accountability and Reforms submitted a complaint against Chief
VISHNU GOPINATHVAKASHA SACHDEV 2018 has been an interesting year for the Indian judiciary. The third pillar of Indian democracy, the one tasked with protecting and preserving the rights of Indian citizens, has had a decidedly tumultuous year. And one name that has figured prominently in much