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"Need Mature People": Supreme Court Rejects Petition Seeking 3-Year Law Course
Observing that the legal profession needed "mature people", the Supreme Court on Monday refused to entertain a PIL seeking directions to the Centre and the Bar Council of India to set up an expert committee for exploring the feasibility of introducin
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Delhi University Announces Deadline To Fill Exam Forms For Law
The students are also required to pay the online fee for appearing in the odd semester law exam.
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Court Allows Delhi University To Offer Law Courses Based On CLAT-UG Scores
A bench passed the interim order while observing that classes have started in all other universities for the current academic session.
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Only 10% Women Judges In India’s Higher Courts
What is the current situation of women judges in India? According Lok Sabha data, no more than 10 per cent of judges in the higher courts are women. The number of women enrolling in law courses has seen a rise of 61 per cent in the last four years with an increase in demand for women lawyers, especially in the corporate sector. There was only one ...
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Italian mafia boss to teach prison law course
A former Italian mafia boss serving a life sentence will teach a course on prison law for practising lawyers, with classes to be held in the remote facility where he is being held in Sardinia.
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"Need Mature People": Supreme Court Rejects Petition Seeking 3-Year Law Course
Observing that the legal profession needed "mature people", the Supreme Court on Monday refused to entertain a PIL seeking directions to the Centre and the Bar Council of India to set up an expert committee for exploring the feasibility of introducin
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Delhi University Announces Deadline To Fill Exam Forms For Law
The students are also required to pay the online fee for appearing in the odd semester law exam.
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Court Allows Delhi University To Offer Law Courses Based On CLAT-UG Scores
A bench passed the interim order while observing that classes have started in all other universities for the current academic session.
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Only 10% Women Judges In India’s Higher Courts
What is the current situation of women judges in India? According Lok Sabha data, no more than 10 per cent of judges in the higher courts are women. The number of women enrolling in law courses has seen a rise of 61 per cent in the last four years with an increase in demand for women lawyers, especially in the corporate sector. There was only one ...
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Italian mafia boss to teach prison law course
A former Italian mafia boss serving a life sentence will teach a course on prison law for practising lawyers, with classes to be held in the remote facility where he is being held in Sardinia.
