Supreme Court of India Designates 39 Lawyers as Senior Advocates, 10 Out of the 39 are Women

Today(on 14th August), the Supreme Court of India elevated 39 lawyers to Senior Advocate status, including 10 women, showing a commitment to diversity and legal excellence. The decision reflects the court’s dedication to recognizing legal expertise and promoting gender inclusivity. The selection process was competitive, with 68 Advocates-on-Record and regular advocates honored with the prestigious senior gown.

Supreme Court Issues Strong Reminder to Advocates: Ensuring Constitutional Integrity in PIL Submissions

The Supreme Court of India emphasized Advocates-on-Record’s (AoRs) responsibility in legal proceedings, cautioning them on the significance of their role. The decision to allow the withdrawal of a controversial Public Interest Litigation challenging constitutional validity emphasized the importance of upholding constitutional integrity. This highlights the evolving nature of legal practice and the judiciary’s pivotal role.