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Indian Judicial System Struggles With Only 22 Judges Per Million People
Indias judicial system faces serious challenges as the judge-to-population ratio isonly22judgespermillionpeople. This is much lower than what is needed for timely justice, according to the Ministry of LawandJustice.
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US Immigrants Ghosted Anti-Immigration Officers. Why It May Not Work Now
Since coming to the United States 30 years ago from Mexico, Fernando Perez said US immigration officers have stopped by his home numerous times, but he has never once answered the door.
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Top Court's Vacation Benches Sit During Winter Break For First Time
The Supreme Court has held vacation courts for the first time with the Chief Justice of India himself sitting twice during the winter break to hear urgent matters involving life and liberty as well as those requiring immediate judicial intervention.
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12 Killed, 27 Injured In Powerful Car Bomb Blast At Islamabad Court Complex
A powerful explosion ripped through a judicial complex in Pakistan's Islamabad today, killing nine and injuring 21. The local media reported it was a suicide attack.
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Chad Meredith, Trump's Latest Judicial Pick, Was Almost Nominated By Biden
President Donald Trump says he plans to tap Chad Meredith, a former state solicitor general in Kentucky, for a federal judgeship in the state - and this time, he is facing no objections from Sen. Rand Paul, who opposed his nomination three years ago.
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"Time Is Ripe To Replace Collegium System": Former Law Minister
Former Union law minister Ashwani Kumar on Sunday said the time is ripe for replacing the present collegium system of judicial appointments and "processes of public opinion are moving robustly" in favour of an alternative mechanism.
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"Judicial System Injudicious": Top Court On Woman's 3-Decade Long Divorce Fight
The trials and tribulations of a woman fighting a protracted legal battle against a family court granting the decree of divorce to her estranged husband multiple times has moved the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court Fines Man Rs 1.2 Lakh For 'Legal Misadventure'
Describing an appeal as "legal misadventure", the Supreme Court imposed a cost of Rs 1.2 lakh on the appellant on Thursday, saying that pursuing the case resulted in wastage of precious judicial time of the Madras High Court.
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Judicial Remand Of Imran Khan, Aide Extended By 14 Days In Cipher Case
Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan and his close aide Shah Mahmood Qureshi will continue to remain in jail till October 10 as a special court extended for the third time their judicial remand in the Cipher case.
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Judicial Custody Of Delhi Officer, Wife In Rape Case Of Minor, Extended By 14 Days
A court here on Wednesday extended by 14 days the judicial custody of suspended Delhi government officer Premoday Khakha, who allegedly raped a minor girl several times and impregnated her.
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Legal System Can't Can't Have Scenario Of Raking Up Resolved Issue Repeatedly: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has said that no legal system can have a scenario where someone keeps on raking up an issue repeatedly once it is resolved at the highest level and termed it a "complete wastage of the judicial time".
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"Out Of The Box Thinking Needed To Unclutter System": Supreme Court
Some "out of the box thinking" is needed to save judicial time and unclutter the system, the Supreme Court Tuesday said.
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Supreme Court Fines Petitioner Rs 50,000 Over Request On Judgeship Criteria
The Supreme Court has dismissed with a cost of Rs 50,000 a plea seeking a direction to not consider advocates practising in the top court for the judgeship in the high courts, saying it is "meritless" and a "complete wastage of judicial time".
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Google Must Take Down 'Manifestly Inaccurate' Search Results if Proven by Users, EU Top Court Says
Google will have to remove data from online search results once users are able to prove that the information is inaccurate, according to a ruling of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU). The judges said such proof would not need to come from a judicial decision against the publisher of a website, while users would only have to provide ...
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Arrests Made Without Reasons Burden Judicial System: Ex-Chief Justice
Former Chief Justice of India U U Lalit on Monday said in recent times civil disputes are being given criminal colour and arrests are being made without a reason which burdens the judicial system.
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Indian Judicial System Struggles With Only 22 Judges Per Million People
Indias judicial system faces serious challenges as the judge-to-population ratio isonly22judgespermillionpeople. This is much lower than what is needed for timely justice, according to the Ministry of LawandJustice.
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US Immigrants Ghosted Anti-Immigration Officers. Why It May Not Work Now
Since coming to the United States 30 years ago from Mexico, Fernando Perez said US immigration officers have stopped by his home numerous times, but he has never once answered the door.
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Top Court's Vacation Benches Sit During Winter Break For First Time
The Supreme Court has held vacation courts for the first time with the Chief Justice of India himself sitting twice during the winter break to hear urgent matters involving life and liberty as well as those requiring immediate judicial intervention.
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12 Killed, 27 Injured In Powerful Car Bomb Blast At Islamabad Court Complex
A powerful explosion ripped through a judicial complex in Pakistan's Islamabad today, killing nine and injuring 21. The local media reported it was a suicide attack.
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Chad Meredith, Trump's Latest Judicial Pick, Was Almost Nominated By Biden
President Donald Trump says he plans to tap Chad Meredith, a former state solicitor general in Kentucky, for a federal judgeship in the state - and this time, he is facing no objections from Sen. Rand Paul, who opposed his nomination three years ago.
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"Time Is Ripe To Replace Collegium System": Former Law Minister
Former Union law minister Ashwani Kumar on Sunday said the time is ripe for replacing the present collegium system of judicial appointments and "processes of public opinion are moving robustly" in favour of an alternative mechanism.
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"Judicial System Injudicious": Top Court On Woman's 3-Decade Long Divorce Fight
The trials and tribulations of a woman fighting a protracted legal battle against a family court granting the decree of divorce to her estranged husband multiple times has moved the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court Fines Man Rs 1.2 Lakh For 'Legal Misadventure'
Describing an appeal as "legal misadventure", the Supreme Court imposed a cost of Rs 1.2 lakh on the appellant on Thursday, saying that pursuing the case resulted in wastage of precious judicial time of the Madras High Court.
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Judicial Remand Of Imran Khan, Aide Extended By 14 Days In Cipher Case
Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan and his close aide Shah Mahmood Qureshi will continue to remain in jail till October 10 as a special court extended for the third time their judicial remand in the Cipher case.
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Judicial Custody Of Delhi Officer, Wife In Rape Case Of Minor, Extended By 14 Days
A court here on Wednesday extended by 14 days the judicial custody of suspended Delhi government officer Premoday Khakha, who allegedly raped a minor girl several times and impregnated her.
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Legal System Can't Can't Have Scenario Of Raking Up Resolved Issue Repeatedly: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has said that no legal system can have a scenario where someone keeps on raking up an issue repeatedly once it is resolved at the highest level and termed it a "complete wastage of the judicial time".
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"Out Of The Box Thinking Needed To Unclutter System": Supreme Court
Some "out of the box thinking" is needed to save judicial time and unclutter the system, the Supreme Court Tuesday said.
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Supreme Court Fines Petitioner Rs 50,000 Over Request On Judgeship Criteria
The Supreme Court has dismissed with a cost of Rs 50,000 a plea seeking a direction to not consider advocates practising in the top court for the judgeship in the high courts, saying it is "meritless" and a "complete wastage of judicial time".
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Google Must Take Down 'Manifestly Inaccurate' Search Results if Proven by Users, EU Top Court Says
Google will have to remove data from online search results once users are able to prove that the information is inaccurate, according to a ruling of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU). The judges said such proof would not need to come from a judicial decision against the publisher of a website, while users would only have to provide ...
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Arrests Made Without Reasons Burden Judicial System: Ex-Chief Justice
Former Chief Justice of India U U Lalit on Monday said in recent times civil disputes are being given criminal colour and arrests are being made without a reason which burdens the judicial system.
