Today (16th April): Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud addressed the ABA India Conference, discussing legal issues in India. The Indian Law Firms Pro Bono Club (ILFPC) was established to address the shortage of pro bono services, with prominent law firms joining forces. This initiative aims to transform individual efforts into a unified institutional obligation, bridging the gap in pro bono services in India.
Today(on 12th of April),The Supreme Court initiated a two-day conference on the 13th and 14th of April, focusing on the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the legal system. Chief Justices from India and Singapore, along with experts, will lead discussions on AI’s potential enhancement of court proceedings, ethical considerations, and its future direction in legal settings.
Today(on 28th March),The Delhi High Court has instructed the government to review a proposal for better internet in courtrooms. An emphasized need for reliable internet access within judicial premises has led to a public interest litigation. The lack of internet connectivity hinders virtual court hearings, affecting access to justice and legal processes. The government’s inaction reflects poorly on its commitment to digital infrastructure.