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    BREAKING| Lawyers' Protest: Delhi High Court to Hear Plea Against LG’s Order Allowing Police to Record Evidence Virtually on Sept 3
    BREAKING| Lawyers' Protest: Delhi High Court to Hear Plea Against LG’s Order Allowing Police to Record Evidence Virtually on Sept 3
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    BREAKING| Lawyers’ Protest: Delhi High Court to Hear Plea Against LG’s Order Allowing Police to Record Evidence Virtually on Sept 3

    The Delhi High Court will hear a plea on September 3 challenging the Lieutenant Governor’s order that allows police officials to record evidence virtually from police stations, amid the ongoing strike by lawyers in the capital’s district judiciary.

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    Delhi High Court Bar Association Mourns Sudden Death of Advocate Ravinder Sharma During Protest Against Police Notification
    Delhi High Court Bar Association Mourns Sudden Death of Advocate Ravinder Sharma During Protest Against Police Notification
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    DHCBA Demands Immediate Withdrawal of LG’s Order on Police Testimony From Stations

    The Delhi High Court Bar Association has demanded withdrawal of the LG’s notification allowing police officers to testify from stations via video conferencing. Lawyers warn it endangers fair trial rights and judicial integrity.

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    SCBA Slams Delhi LG’s Order on Recording Police Evidence at Police Stations: "Arbitrary, Unlawful, Against Natural Justice"
    SCBA Slams Delhi LG’s Order on Recording Police Evidence at Police Stations: "Arbitrary, Unlawful, Against Natural Justice"
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    SCBA Slams Delhi LG’s Order on Recording Police Evidence at Police Stations: “Arbitrary, Unlawful, Against Natural Justice”

    The Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) has strongly opposed the Delhi LG’s notification designating police stations for recording evidence of police officials. SCBA calls the move “arbitrary, unlawful, and against natural justice.”

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    “Justice Must Not Remain an Abstract Ideal”: CJI Gavai Bats for Legal Aid & Mediation to Ease 5.36 Crore Case Burden
    “Justice Must Not Remain an Abstract Ideal”: CJI Gavai Bats for Legal Aid & Mediation to Ease 5.36 Crore Case Burden
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    “Justice Must Not Remain an Abstract Ideal”: CJI Gavai Bats for Legal Aid & Mediation to Ease 5.36 Crore Case Burden

    CJI B R Gavai stressed that litigation alone cannot deliver justice and urged wider use of legal aid and mediation. With 5.36 crore cases pending, SCBA president Vikas Singh said mediation could drastically reduce India’s backlog.

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    ‘I have been widely criticised by my own community’: CJI Gavai defends sub-classification judgment on SC quota
    ‘I have been widely criticised by my own community’: CJI Gavai defends sub-classification judgment on SC quota
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    “No Cause Too Small, No Court Above Another”: CJI Gavai on Equality Between Supreme Court and High Court

    CJI BR Gavai clarified that the Supreme Court cannot dictate High Court collegiums, stressing both are equal constitutional courts. He urged lawyers and judges to treat every case, no matter how small, as vital to justice and democracy.

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    "If the lawyer feels he can be called as usual, it will have a chilling effect on justice": Supreme Court to Decide on Magistrate Nod for Summons to Lawyers
    "If the lawyer feels he can be called as usual, it will have a chilling effect on justice": Supreme Court to Decide on Magistrate Nod for Summons to Lawyers
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    “If the lawyer feels he can be called as usual, it will have a chilling effect on justice”: Supreme Court to Decide on Magistrate Nod for Summons to Lawyers

    Supreme Court to hear if magistrate approval should be mandatory before summoning lawyers in probes. Move follows ED’s controversial summons to senior advocates in ESOP case.

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    Supreme Court Collegium Interviews 54 High Court Judge Candidates In 2 Days To Fill 371 Vacant Posts Across India
    Supreme Court Collegium Interviews 54 High Court Judge Candidates In 2 Days To Fill 371 Vacant Posts Across India
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    CJI Gavai Urged by SCBA to Shift Judicial Museum for Lawyer Chambers During Court Vacation

    The SCBA President Vikas Singh urged Chief Justice Gavai to relocate the National Judicial Museum to enhance access for lawyers and the public. This move would address infrastructure issues, creating more space for lawyers’ chambers and facilitating virtual hearings, ultimately improving convenience within the Supreme Court premises.

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    Ahmedabad Plane Crash| "As If the Floor Had Collapsed Beneath Them”: Law Student Dies After Flight Change
    Ahmedabad Plane Crash| "As If the Floor Had Collapsed Beneath Them”: Law Student Dies After Flight Change
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    Ahmedabad Plane Crash| “As If the Floor Had Collapsed Beneath Them”: Law Student Dies After Flight Change

    Ahmedabad plane crash turns celebration into tragedy as law student Dipanshi, who delayed her return to London to celebrate her parents’ anniversary, dies after the flight change. “She wanted to celebrate it with them,” said a relative.

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    SCBA Extends Condolences over Ahmedabad Air Tragedy: "Deeply Saddened by the Tragic Plane Crash"
    SCBA Extends Condolences over Ahmedabad Air Tragedy: "Deeply Saddened by the Tragic Plane Crash"
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    SCBA Extends Condolences over Ahmedabad Air Tragedy: “Deeply Saddened by the Tragic Plane Crash”

    The Supreme Court Bar Association expressed grief over the Ahmedabad air tragedy, stating it was “deeply saddened by the tragic plane crash.” It extended heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims and prayed for peace.

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    RCBA Calls for Strike on June 4: "We Strongly Condemn the Brutal Attack on Our Advocate Dhruv Shokeen"
    RCBA Calls for Strike on June 4: "We Strongly Condemn the Brutal Attack on Our Advocate Dhruv Shokeen"
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    RCBA Calls for Strike on June 4: “We Strongly Condemn the Brutal Attack on Our Advocate Dhruv Shokeen”

    The Rohini Court Bar Association (RCBA) called for a complete strike on 4th June 2025 to protest the violent attack on Advocate Dhruv Shokeen, saying it is unacceptable that police haven’t arrested all accused yet.

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