The Madras High Court expressed shock upon discovering a practicing advocate’s petition seeking protection to operate a brothel in Nagercoil, Kanyakumari. The court dismissed the petition, imposed a fine, and questioned the advocate’s credentials. The advocate misinterpreted the law and failed to provide documentation, raising doubts about his authenticity. This has sparked concerns about the legal profession’s reputation.
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The Supreme Court, led by Justice Surya Kant, is reviewing guidelines for lawyer associations nationwide to ensure consistent and democratic admission regulations. The move aims to elevate the status and operations of these associations and promote fairness in admission procedures. This initiative reflects a push for standardized regulations in the legal profession.
Today (5th April), The TN Bar Council urged the Madras High Court Chief Justice to recommend more lawyers from minority communities and women for judicial appointments, emphasizing diversity and equal opportunities. Senior Counsel S Prabakaran advocated for a merit-based selection process, stressing the importance of fairness and inclusivity. The letter highlighted the need for integrity and expeditious case resolution in judicial appointments.