Tag: Legal Ethics
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Delhi High Court Cancels Anticipatory Bail in Rape Case, Orders Inquiry into Judicial Pressure
Overview: A High-Stakes Legal Mettle The Delhi High Court has canceled the anticipatory bail granted to an advocate accused of raping a fellow lawyer, marking a decisive move in a high-profile case that has drawn attention to alleged undue influence within the judicial system. Justice Amit Mahajan ordered a comprehensive administrative inquiry into two judicial…
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Ex-SC Judge’s Advice After Rakesh Kishore’s Shoe Attack on CJI Gavai: Talking Too Much In Court Invites Incidents
Context: An Attack that Shook the Supreme Court Premises The incident involving lawyer Rakesh Kishore, who allegedly removed his shoes and hurled them toward Chief Justice of India (CJI) BR Gavai during a Supreme Court hearing, has sparked a broader debate on courtroom decorum and the role of judicial remarks. The episode occurred while the…
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Ex-SC Judge’s Caution After Rakesh Kishore’s Shoe Attack: Modest Courtroom Conduct Is Key
Context: The Khajuraho Hearing and the Shock of the Shoe Incident The recent incident at the Supreme Court during a hearing on restoring a damaged Vishnu idol in Khajuraho sent shockwaves through India’s legal and political circles. A lawyer, Rakesh Kishore, allegedly removed his shoes and hurled them toward Chief Justice of India (CJI) BR…
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The Ministry of Shame: Justice Reform Under Question
Introduction The integrity of a nation’s justice system is fundamental to its democratic principles. In Italy, the current justice reform process has come under intense scrutiny after revelations that it is largely influenced by officials who themselves are under investigation. This raises serious questions about the ethical foundation of such reforms and the direction in…