Sheer Wastage of Judicial Time: Delhi High Court Slams Lawyers for Attending Virtual Hearings from Moving Cars

The Delhi High Court strongly criticised lawyers for joining virtual court hearings from moving cars, observing that such conduct causes inconvenience, wastes precious judicial time, and hampers access to justice, defeating the purpose of using technology in courts.

76 Lawyers Designated as Senior Advocates by Punjab and Haryana High Court

The Punjab and Haryana High Court, through its October 20, 2025 notification, has designated 76 advocates as Senior Advocates under Section 16(2) of the Advocates Act, 1961, acknowledging their legal expertise and distinguished standing at the Bar.

Law Ministry Informs Parliament: “BCI Drafting Model Code to Ensure Fairness, Transparency in Law Internships”

Today, On 25th July, Union Minister of State for Law & Justice Arjun Ram Meghwal told Parliament, “BCI is drafting Model Code to ensure fairness, transparency, and accountability in law internships,” aiming to improve selection, working conditions, and grievance redressal for students.

Supreme Court Slams Chaotic Lawyer Submissions: “Ten People Look at Us and Shout, Which Voice Do We Catch?”

The Supreme Court criticised the growing chaos in courtrooms, saying lawyers shouting together was damaging hearings. “Ten people look at us and shout, which voice do we catch?” Justice Bhatti remarked, expressing serious concern.

BCI Pledges Assistance to Legal Practitioners in Implementing New Criminal Codes

The Bar Council of India (BCI) announced a pivotal initiative on Wednesday (21 Feb) to help legal practitioners adapt to new criminal codes. This includes a time-bound plan to implement new laws, replacing outdated ones from the 19th century. The BCI aims to support practitioners with comprehensive training and upskilling programs for a smooth transition.