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    SHOCKING!! Woman Lawyer Creates Ruckus in Supreme Court CJI’s Courtroom, Escorted Out
    SHOCKING!! Woman Lawyer Creates Ruckus in Supreme Court CJI’s Courtroom, Escorted Out
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    SHOCKING!! Woman Lawyer Creates Ruckus in Supreme Court CJI’s Courtroom, Escorted Out

    A woman lawyer faced removal from the Chief Justice of India’s courtroom after she repeatedly refused to leave despite the bench’s instructions. She claimed her close friend, whom she called a brother, was murdered in a Delhi guest house while she was in Mumbai.

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    "Majesty of Law Lies in Forgiving": Supreme Court Closes Contempt Case Against Lawyer, AOR Over Remarks on Telangana High Court Judge
    "Majesty of Law Lies in Forgiving": Supreme Court Closes Contempt Case Against Lawyer, AOR Over Remarks on Telangana High Court Judge
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    “Majesty of Law Lies in Forgiving”: Supreme Court Closes Contempt Case Against Lawyer, AOR Over Remarks on Telangana High Court Judge

    The Supreme Court, led by CJI B.R. Gavai, closed the contempt case against a lawyer and litigant who made scandalous allegations against Telangana High Court Judge Justice Moushumi Bhattacharya, after their apology was accepted. The bench reminded that “Majesty of law lies in forgiving,” while cautioning lawyers against filing petitions with baseless accusations.

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    Judge Cannot Understand Hindi, Lawyer Cannot Understand English: Patna High Court Video Goes Viral Again
    Judge Cannot Understand Hindi, Lawyer Cannot Understand English: Patna High Court Video Goes Viral Again
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    Judge Cannot Understand Hindi, Lawyer Cannot Understand English: Patna High Court Video Goes Viral Again

    A video from May 2023 resurfaced showing a heated argument in Patna High Court where a judge dismissed a case citing difficulty with Hindi, while the lawyer protested his own struggle with English. The incident highlights language barriers and sparks calls for judicial reforms in India.

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    Supreme Court Shoe Assault: Punjab Police File FIRs Over Posts Targeting CJI, Bengaluru Cops Register Zero FIR Against Advocate Rakesh Kishore
    Supreme Court Shoe Assault: Punjab Police File FIRs Over Posts Targeting CJI, Bengaluru Cops Register Zero FIR Against Advocate Rakesh Kishore
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    Shocking Shoe Attack Attempt on CJI Gavai: Lawyer Moves AG Seeking Criminal Contempt Against Advocate Rakesh Kishore

    A Supreme Court lawyer has written to the Attorney General for India seeking consent to initiate criminal contempt proceedings against Advocate Rakesh Kishore. He allegedly attempted a shoe attack on Chief Justice of India BR Gavai inside Court No.1 on October 6, 2025.

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    Pet Dog Custody: Lawyer Moves Delhi HC Challenging Trial Court Gag Order in Battle with Mahua Moitra Over Rottweiler Henry
    Pet Dog Custody: Lawyer Moves Delhi HC Challenging Trial Court Gag Order in Battle with Mahua Moitra Over Rottweiler Henry
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    Pet Dog Custody: Lawyer Moves Delhi HC Challenging Trial Court Gag Order in Battle with Mahua Moitra Over Rottweiler Henry

    Today, On 3rd September, Lawyer Jai Dehadrai has approached the Delhi High Court challenging a gag order in the ongoing dispute with MP Mahua Moitra over their rottweiler, Henry, arguing the public has the right to know.

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    Supreme Court Confirms 3-Year Suspension of Lawyer for Misconduct, Orders Rs 1 Lakh Compensation
    Supreme Court Confirms 3-Year Suspension of Lawyer for Misconduct, Orders Rs 1 Lakh Compensation
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    Supreme Court: “Lawyers Not Above Law, Phone Calls Can Be Evidence in Criminal Cases”

    The Supreme Court Today (Aug 1) refused to cancel criminal proceedings against a lawyer accused of conspiracy. The Court said lawyers cannot escape trial just because of their profession and even phone calls may be treated as evidence.

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    CJI BR Gavai Urges Judges to Be Respectful: "Judgeship Is Not a 10-to-5 Job, It's a Chance to Serve the Nation"
    CJI BR Gavai Urges Judges to Be Respectful: "Judgeship Is Not a 10-to-5 Job, It's a Chance to Serve the Nation"
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    CJI BR Gavai Urges Judges to Be Respectful: “Judgeship Is Not a 10-to-5 Job, It’s a Chance to Serve the Nation”

    CJI BR Gavai, at a Bombay High Court event, urged judges to be Courteous and mindful in court. He said judgeship isn’t a 10-to-5 job but a noble chance to serve society and the nation.

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    CJI BR Gavai Launches Live Streaming of Bombay High Court Proceedings on YouTube
    CJI BR Gavai Launches Live Streaming of Bombay High Court Proceedings on YouTube
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    CJI BR Gavai Launches Live Streaming of Bombay High Court Proceedings on YouTube

    Today, On 5th July, CJI BR Gavai inaugurated live streaming of Bombay High Court proceedings on YouTube, enabling real-time public access to five benches. The launch also included free Wi-Fi and internet facilities within the High Court premises for better connectivity.

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    Collegium Recommends Vimal Kumar Yadav for Delhi High Court Judgeship
    Collegium Recommends Vimal Kumar Yadav for Delhi High Court Judgeship
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    CJI Gavai Assures ‘Complete Transparency’ in Collegium Appointments: “Merit Will Never Be Compromised”

    Today, On 4th July, Chief Justice of India B R Gavai assured that the collegium system will follow a fully transparent process. Emphasising inclusivity, he said merit will never be compromised and all recommended names will be duly followed up with fair scrutiny.

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    Tom, Dick and Harry Remark| X Lawyer’s Comment On Govt Officials Triggers Uproar in Karnataka High Court
    Tom, Dick and Harry Remark| X Lawyer’s Comment On Govt Officials Triggers Uproar in Karnataka High Court
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    Tom, Dick and Harry Remark| X Lawyer’s Comment On Govt Officials Triggers Uproar in Karnataka High Court

    During a hearing in the Karnataka High Court, X Corp’s lawyer remarked that content takedown powers cannot be given to “every Tom, Dick and Harry” official. The comment triggered strong reactions from both the Centre and the judge.

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