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High Court best suited to understand the needs of the judicial service: Supreme Court [Read Judgment]
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High Court best suited to understand the needs of the judicial service: Supreme Court [Read Judgment]

Discover why the Supreme Court believes that the High Court is best suited for judicial service selections. Explore the key factors influencing this decision and the constitutional provisions involved.

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Amicus curiae supports plea for permanent disqualification of convicted lawmakers [Read Report] Judiciary
Amicus curiae supports plea for permanent disqualification of convicted lawmakers [Read Report]

Explore the plea for permanent disqualification of convicted lawmakers in India. Discover why legal experts argue that limiting disqualification to six years is arbitrary and violates Article 14 of the Constitution. Dive into the debate surrounding this crucial issue.

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