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Judicial Independence: Legal News & Updates

Articles, case updates and legal news tagged "Judicial Independence".

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Allahabad High Court recommends FIRs and contempt action over lawyers' courtroom violence
Legal News Criminal Law 2d ago

Allahabad High Court recommends FIRs and contempt action over lawyers' courtroom violence

The Allahabad High Court has recommended FIRs against lawyers allegedly involved in courtroom vandalism and assault, while referring the matter for criminal con…

FIR Professional Misconduct
Madras High Court directs cyber police to monitor online attacks against judges
Legal News Constitutional Law 5d ago

Madras High Court directs cyber police to monitor online attacks against judges

The Madras High Court has directed the Tamil Nadu Police Cyber Crime Division to actively monitor digital platforms for online content amounting to criminal int…

Constitutional Law Public Interest Litigation
Former Supreme Court judge questions concentration of power in the Chief Justice’s office
Legal News Constitutional Law 28 Oct 2026

Former Supreme Court judge questions concentration of power in the Chief Justice’s office

Former Supreme Court judge Justice Abhay S. Oka has criticised the concentration of administrative powers in the Chief Justice of India's office, warning that i…

Constitutional Law Supreme Court of India
NCLT should not become a dumping ground for retired bureaucrats: UK Chaudhary
Legal News Corporate & Commercial 26 Oct 2026

NCLT should not become a dumping ground for retired bureaucrats: UK Chaudhary

Dr. UK Chaudhary, President of the NCLT Bar Association, has called for reforms in appointments to the National Company Law Tribunal, arguing that specialised t…

NCLT NCLAT
CJI Chandrachud Asked Me To Take 'Middle Path' In PMLA Case; Was Under Pressure To Shift Judges Appointment Matter From Me : Justice Kaul
Legal News Constitutional Law 25 Oct 2026

CJI Chandrachud Asked Me To Take 'Middle Path' In PMLA Case; Was Under Pressure To Shift Judges Appointment Matter From Me : Justice Kaul

Former Supreme Court judge Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul has said that former CJI D.Y. Chandrachud advised him to take a “middle path” while hearing petitions seek…

PMLA Judicial Appointments
CJI Surya Kant's Rule of Law Speech
Legal News Constitutional Law 14 Sep 2026

CJI Surya Kant's Rule of Law Speech

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant emphasized that the rule of law is the cornerstone of constitutional democracy and serves as a safeguard against arbitrary gov…

Constitutional Law Supreme Court of India
'Both Press & Judiciary Have Failed Us, Why?' Kapil Sibal
Legal News Constitutional Law 16 Aug 2026

'Both Press & Judiciary Have Failed Us, Why?' Kapil Sibal

Senior Advocate and Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal, speaking at the Prem Bhatia Memorial Lecture 2026, argued that the press and judiciary—two key democratic instit…

Constitutional Law Judiciary
Supreme Court Seeks Uniform Benefits for Retired High Court Judges
Legal News Constitutional Law 21 Jul 2026

Supreme Court Seeks Uniform Benefits for Retired High Court Judges

The Supreme Court has expressed concern over the inadequate and inconsistent benefits provided to retired High Court judges across different states. The Court h…

Supreme Court Constitutional Law
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