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"Can't Be Left Unpunished": Delhi High Court Jails Lawyer For Remarks Against Judges
The Delhi High Court held the lawyer guilty of using "deplorable and derogatory language" which was "clearly contemptuous" against judicial officers, high court judges and the court.
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"Not A Coffee Shop": Chief Justice's Language Rap To Lawyer Over 'Yeah'
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud today pulled up a lawyer for using the informal 'yeah' to address the bench and said he is "allergic" to the expression. He also reminded the lawyer that he was in the courtroom, not a cafe.
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Congress Leaders Ordered To Delete Social Media Posts Against Rajat Sharma
The Delhi High Court has directed the Congress leaders Ragini Nayak, Jairam Ramesh, Pawan Khera and social media platforms to remove the tweets/ videos alleging that veteran journalist Rajat Sharma used abusive language during a live show.
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Calling Partner "Bhoot, Pishach" Not Cruelty: Patna High Court
The Patna High Court has observed that the use of "filthy language" by an estranged couple, who call each other names like "bhoot" (ghost) and "pishach" (vampire), does not tantamount to "cruelty".
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Russia Orders Arrest Of Exiled Writer Boris Akunin
A Moscow court on Tuesday ordered the arrest in absentia of bestselling Russian language writer Boris Akunin for allegedly spreading "disinformation" about the Russian army.
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Court Action Against Woman For Using "Derogatory Language" Against Judge
The Delhi High Court has initiated contempt action against an Indian woman living in Australia for using "derogatory" language against the judge, saying her remarks are patently contemptuous and show complete disregard to the dignity of the court.
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Plea For Use Of Gujarati As Additional Language In Proceedings Rejected
The Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed a petition that sought directions to use the Gujarati language in addition to English in court proceedings in Gujarat.
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"Astralaya": Former Supreme Court Judge's Bizarre Reason For India's Loss To Australia Shocks Internet
JusticeMarkandey Katju, also a former chairman of the Press Council of India, is known for his outspoken views and unconventional opinions.
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Child Welfare Committee Expected To Show Sensitivity: Delhi High Court
Members of Child Welfare Committee (CWC) are expected to show sensitivity and adopt vernacular language when dealing with "surrender" of a child born from incidents of alleged sexual assault, said the Delhi High Court.
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A Look Back At Big Changes Brought In By Chief Justice Over Last Year
Making court premises inclusive, hybrid hearing system, accessibility to judgments in regional languages, combating gender stereotypes in judicial discourse are some of the initiatives undertaken by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud over the last year.
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Man Goes To Court Seeking Judge's Death Penalty, Sent To Jail For 6 Months
The Delhi High Court has sentenced a man to six-month imprisonment for contempt of court after he used "derogatory language" for a sitting judge, who had dismissed his petition.
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Delhi High Court To Hire Sign Language Interpreters On Provisional Basis
The Delhi High Court Thursday issued a circular that services of four persons may be utilised on provisional basis as sign language interpreters in the HC and district courts here till the finalisation of a panel of interpreters.
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In A First, Deaf Lawyer Argues Supreme Court Case In Sign Language
The Supreme Court for the first time heard a case argued by a deaf lawyer via an interpreter using sign language.
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Supreme Court Judge Stresses On Demystifying Legal Language For Common Man
Supreme Court judge Justice Sanjeev Khanna on Sunday stressed the need for using simple language in the legal profession to enable the citizens to take informed decisions and avoid unintentional violations.
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Testing Agency's Reply Sought For Law Entrance Exam CLAT In Regional Languages
The Delhi High Court on Friday sought the stand of the National Testing Agency (NTA) on a petition seeking conduct of Common Law Admission Test (CLAT)-2024 not only in English but also regional languages.
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"Can't Be Left Unpunished": Delhi High Court Jails Lawyer For Remarks Against Judges
The Delhi High Court held the lawyer guilty of using "deplorable and derogatory language" which was "clearly contemptuous" against judicial officers, high court judges and the court.
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"Not A Coffee Shop": Chief Justice's Language Rap To Lawyer Over 'Yeah'
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud today pulled up a lawyer for using the informal 'yeah' to address the bench and said he is "allergic" to the expression. He also reminded the lawyer that he was in the courtroom, not a cafe.
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Congress Leaders Ordered To Delete Social Media Posts Against Rajat Sharma
The Delhi High Court has directed the Congress leaders Ragini Nayak, Jairam Ramesh, Pawan Khera and social media platforms to remove the tweets/ videos alleging that veteran journalist Rajat Sharma used abusive language during a live show.
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Calling Partner "Bhoot, Pishach" Not Cruelty: Patna High Court
The Patna High Court has observed that the use of "filthy language" by an estranged couple, who call each other names like "bhoot" (ghost) and "pishach" (vampire), does not tantamount to "cruelty".
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Russia Orders Arrest Of Exiled Writer Boris Akunin
A Moscow court on Tuesday ordered the arrest in absentia of bestselling Russian language writer Boris Akunin for allegedly spreading "disinformation" about the Russian army.
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Court Action Against Woman For Using "Derogatory Language" Against Judge
The Delhi High Court has initiated contempt action against an Indian woman living in Australia for using "derogatory" language against the judge, saying her remarks are patently contemptuous and show complete disregard to the dignity of the court.
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Plea For Use Of Gujarati As Additional Language In Proceedings Rejected
The Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed a petition that sought directions to use the Gujarati language in addition to English in court proceedings in Gujarat.
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"Astralaya": Former Supreme Court Judge's Bizarre Reason For India's Loss To Australia Shocks Internet
JusticeMarkandey Katju, also a former chairman of the Press Council of India, is known for his outspoken views and unconventional opinions.
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Child Welfare Committee Expected To Show Sensitivity: Delhi High Court
Members of Child Welfare Committee (CWC) are expected to show sensitivity and adopt vernacular language when dealing with "surrender" of a child born from incidents of alleged sexual assault, said the Delhi High Court.
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A Look Back At Big Changes Brought In By Chief Justice Over Last Year
Making court premises inclusive, hybrid hearing system, accessibility to judgments in regional languages, combating gender stereotypes in judicial discourse are some of the initiatives undertaken by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud over the last year.
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Man Goes To Court Seeking Judge's Death Penalty, Sent To Jail For 6 Months
The Delhi High Court has sentenced a man to six-month imprisonment for contempt of court after he used "derogatory language" for a sitting judge, who had dismissed his petition.
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Delhi High Court To Hire Sign Language Interpreters On Provisional Basis
The Delhi High Court Thursday issued a circular that services of four persons may be utilised on provisional basis as sign language interpreters in the HC and district courts here till the finalisation of a panel of interpreters.
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In A First, Deaf Lawyer Argues Supreme Court Case In Sign Language
The Supreme Court for the first time heard a case argued by a deaf lawyer via an interpreter using sign language.
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Supreme Court Judge Stresses On Demystifying Legal Language For Common Man
Supreme Court judge Justice Sanjeev Khanna on Sunday stressed the need for using simple language in the legal profession to enable the citizens to take informed decisions and avoid unintentional violations.
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Testing Agency's Reply Sought For Law Entrance Exam CLAT In Regional Languages
The Delhi High Court on Friday sought the stand of the National Testing Agency (NTA) on a petition seeking conduct of Common Law Admission Test (CLAT)-2024 not only in English but also regional languages.
