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Introduction Justice is one of the most important foundations of a democratic society. Citizens approach courts with the belief that…

Abstract Among the most important changes made to the Indian legal system in recent years are the digitisation of courts…

Abstract India’s judiciary is facing a crisis of scale that is difficult to overstate. As of May 2026, over 5.1…

The impartiality of the judiciary is the cornerstone of any democratic legal system. It is encapsulated in the ancient legal…

Judicial Discretion Regarding Recusal The judge in India does enjoy some degree of discretion regarding his recusal; nonetheless, this is…

Introduction: What is Postponement? In Indian jurisprudence, “postponement” refers to the temporary deferral of a legal proceeding, obligation, or the…

“When the State demolishes first and justifies later, what remains of the rule of law?” Introduction In contemporary India, the…

Government Inaction on Judicial Appointments: A Quiet Threat to Judicial Independence By a Supreme Court Practitioner (25+ Years at the…

In the courtroom, judges are often seen as the living embodiment of the law—impartial, objective, and free from human bias.…

In the grand architecture of Indian democracy, the judiciary is the “sentinel on the qui vive,” the ever-watchful guardian of…