A supreme spat Karan Thapar 18 JANUARY 2018 01:15 IST The HINDU The focus should be on what the four judges said, rather than how they said it Perhaps it’s not surprising that most of the comments about the press conference held by four senior judges of the Supreme
How does an institution retain its moral and legal sanctity if it is split wide open on issues of conscience? Updated: Jan 19, 2018 10:14 IST “There is one thing that journalists and lawyers have in common, we both love to gossip!” a senior jurist reminded me
CJAR Press Release 16-1-2018 The Campaign for Judicial Accountability & Reforms (CJAR) held a press conference to share the complaint it has filed against the Chief Justice of India (CJI) to the 5 senior most judges after the CJI, under the in-house procedure. In response to
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Pratap Bhanu Mehta Indian Express, 15 January 2018 In times of deep institutional crisis the invocation of moral conscience, a reminder that posterity will adversely judge those who sold their souls is, on the face of it, an important and courageous gesture. Four Supreme Court Justices, with formidable