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Indian Army Invites Job Applications From Law Graduates, Check Details
The candidates will be paid Rs 56,100 per month as stipend during the training period.
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Process To Appoint Ad Hoc Judges NeedsTo Be Simplified: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday observed that the appointment of ad-hoc judges in the High Courts needs to be simplified and asked Attorney General R Venkataramani and Senior Advocate Arvind P Datar to brainstorm and explore a less cumbersome process r
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"Doesn't Make Sense": Court On 'No Married People' Rule In Army's Legal Arm
The Delhi High Court Wednesday asked the Centre to explain why married men and women cannot be considered for Judge Advocate General (JAG) department, the legal arm of the army.
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"Fair Criticism": No Contempt Case On 3 Critics Of Supreme Court's Nupur Sharma Remarks
Advocate General denies consent for contempt case against former high court judge and 2 lawyers, who had criticised observations against Nupur Sharma
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Court To Hear Plea Against Bar On Married People Joining Army's Legal Wing
The Delhi High Court today said it will hear on January 11 a plea challenging the restriction on married individuals being considered for the Judge Advocate General (JAG) department, the legal arm of the army.
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Indian Army Invites Applications For Judge Advocate General (JAG) Scheme Course
Indian Army has invited applications for Judge Advocate General (JAG) Scheme Course. Law graduates, between 21-27 years of age, are eligible for this course.
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Army Couple Not Posted Together Due To "Operational Situation" Along Borders, High Court Told
Army has told the Delhi High Court that the colonel couple, who had challenged their postings to two different locations, cannot be placed at the same place due to "operational situation along the borders", "organisational interest" and paucity of such senior officers in the JAG department.
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Indian Army Invites Applications From Law Graduates For JAG Entry Scheme
Law graduates can apply for the Indian Army's Judge Advocate General (JAG) Branch. Online application process for the recruitment would close on February 13.
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Junaid Khan Murder: Haryana Court Calls Out Government Lawyer For Helping Accused
A top government lawyer seen helping the key accused during the trial for the murder of 15-year-old Junaid Khan should face action, a Haryana court has said. The senior government lawyer was seen suggesting questions that accused Naresh Kumar's lawyer should ask, the judge said in its order last week.
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Judge asks Joint Commissioner to leave court
Karnataka High Court pulled up a top police official when he tried to instruct Advocate General S Vijayashankar while the latter was making submissions on the batch of Public Interest Litigations (PIL). The PILs were seeking disciplinary proceedings against media and police for the alleged attacks on advocates last month.
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Orders on admissibility of complaint against Adv Gen on Feb14
A Lokayukta Court today posted to February 14 its orders on the admissibility of a plea filed against state Advocate General B V Acharya and four others for their alleged involvement in misappropriation of funds of a well-known education trust, of which they are the trustees.
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Indian Army Invites Job Applications From Law Graduates, Check Details
The candidates will be paid Rs 56,100 per month as stipend during the training period.
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Process To Appoint Ad Hoc Judges NeedsTo Be Simplified: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday observed that the appointment of ad-hoc judges in the High Courts needs to be simplified and asked Attorney General R Venkataramani and Senior Advocate Arvind P Datar to brainstorm and explore a less cumbersome process r
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"Doesn't Make Sense": Court On 'No Married People' Rule In Army's Legal Arm
The Delhi High Court Wednesday asked the Centre to explain why married men and women cannot be considered for Judge Advocate General (JAG) department, the legal arm of the army.
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"Fair Criticism": No Contempt Case On 3 Critics Of Supreme Court's Nupur Sharma Remarks
Advocate General denies consent for contempt case against former high court judge and 2 lawyers, who had criticised observations against Nupur Sharma
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Court To Hear Plea Against Bar On Married People Joining Army's Legal Wing
The Delhi High Court today said it will hear on January 11 a plea challenging the restriction on married individuals being considered for the Judge Advocate General (JAG) department, the legal arm of the army.
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Indian Army Invites Applications For Judge Advocate General (JAG) Scheme Course
Indian Army has invited applications for Judge Advocate General (JAG) Scheme Course. Law graduates, between 21-27 years of age, are eligible for this course.
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Army Couple Not Posted Together Due To "Operational Situation" Along Borders, High Court Told
Army has told the Delhi High Court that the colonel couple, who had challenged their postings to two different locations, cannot be placed at the same place due to "operational situation along the borders", "organisational interest" and paucity of such senior officers in the JAG department.
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Indian Army Invites Applications From Law Graduates For JAG Entry Scheme
Law graduates can apply for the Indian Army's Judge Advocate General (JAG) Branch. Online application process for the recruitment would close on February 13.
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Junaid Khan Murder: Haryana Court Calls Out Government Lawyer For Helping Accused
A top government lawyer seen helping the key accused during the trial for the murder of 15-year-old Junaid Khan should face action, a Haryana court has said. The senior government lawyer was seen suggesting questions that accused Naresh Kumar's lawyer should ask, the judge said in its order last week.
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Judge asks Joint Commissioner to leave court
Karnataka High Court pulled up a top police official when he tried to instruct Advocate General S Vijayashankar while the latter was making submissions on the batch of Public Interest Litigations (PIL). The PILs were seeking disciplinary proceedings against media and police for the alleged attacks on advocates last month.
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Orders on admissibility of complaint against Adv Gen on Feb14
A Lokayukta Court today posted to February 14 its orders on the admissibility of a plea filed against state Advocate General B V Acharya and four others for their alleged involvement in misappropriation of funds of a well-known education trust, of which they are the trustees.
