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Chief Justice Calls For Global South Tie-Ups To Expand Access To Justice
Listing the barriers in the way of equal access to justice, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has called for a collaboration between legal systems of various countries in the Global South as a step towards taking justice to everyone.
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Legal Aid Has Key Role In Strengthening Justice System: Supreme Court Judge
Legal aid has a functional role in strengthening the justice system and it needs to be understood beyond the aid to the needy, Supreme Court judge Justice Sanjiv Khanna said on Monday.
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To Rajasthan Lawyers' Body Resolution, Supreme Court's Tough Response
The Supreme Court on Monday took strong note of a resolution passed by a district bar association in Rajasthan restraining lawyers from defending the accused in cases under a legal aid scheme of NALSA, saying it is "sheer criminal contempt".
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5,000 Undertrial Prisoners In Jail Despite Being Granted Bail. Here's Why
The National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) on Tuesday told the Supreme Court that as per recent data about 5,000 undertrial prisoners were in jails despite being granted bail and 1,417 of them have been released.
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Supreme Court's Cognizance After President's Concern On Non-Release Of Poor Prisoners
The Supreme Court Tuesday directed prison authorities across the country to provide details of such prisoners within 15 days to NALSA for formulating a national scheme for their release.
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Hiding Problems Would Cripple Justice System: Chief Justice of India
Chief Justice of India N V Ramana Saturday said "camouflaging" the pressing concerns of the judiciary would cripple the justice delivery system and discussions are necessary to serve people better.
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53-Year-Old Property Dispute Among 77 Lakh Cases Decided By Lok Adalat
The National Legal Services Authority in its first Lok Adalat of the year heard and closed over 77 lakhs cases across India, including a 53-year-old property dispute in Karnataka's Mysuru.
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Justice UU Lalit On How To Make Legal Aid Accessible, Affordable
Justice UU Lalit, who will become the next Chief Justice of India in August next year, spoke to NDTV about how efforts are being made to ensure that legal aid becomes more accessible and affordable.
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Education In India Not Inclusive: Supreme Court Judge
Justice Lalit was in Bhuj in Gujarat to participate in a mega legal services camp and awareness programme organised as part of a pan-India outreach campaign of the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) that started on October 2 and will conclude on November 14.
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For Compensating Acid Attack, Sex Assault Survivors, Top Court Says This
"Life is priceless" and no court can value it in monetary terms, the Supreme Court observed Wednesday while dealing with a matter related to compensation scheme for victims of sexual assault and acid attacks.
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Extend Compensation To Child Sex Assault Survivors Also: Top Court
The Supreme Court today said that a scheme proposed by the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) for compensating sexual assault and acid attack survivors should be modified to "some extent" to make it applicable to children who have been sexually abused.
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Hardly 10 Per Cent Sexual Assault Victims Get Compensation, Supreme Court Told
Hardly 5-10 per cent sexual assault victims across the country were getting compensation under the relevant schemes in various states, National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) told the Supreme Court yesterday.
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Lok Adalats Eased Courts' Pressure, Decided 8.2 Crore Cases: Judge
The already over-burdened judiciary has been aided by the alternate dispute redressal mechanism of Lok Adalats which have decided 8.25 crore pre- litigation and pending cases in over 15.14 sittings in the last two decades, senior Supreme Court judge TS Thakur said today.
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Transgender Group Demonstrates for Government Jobs
The transgender group on sunday demanded for government jobs for the community as well a implementaion of recommendations of the NALSA judgment.
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Chief Justice Calls For Global South Tie-Ups To Expand Access To Justice
Listing the barriers in the way of equal access to justice, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has called for a collaboration between legal systems of various countries in the Global South as a step towards taking justice to everyone.
-
Legal Aid Has Key Role In Strengthening Justice System: Supreme Court Judge
Legal aid has a functional role in strengthening the justice system and it needs to be understood beyond the aid to the needy, Supreme Court judge Justice Sanjiv Khanna said on Monday.
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To Rajasthan Lawyers' Body Resolution, Supreme Court's Tough Response
The Supreme Court on Monday took strong note of a resolution passed by a district bar association in Rajasthan restraining lawyers from defending the accused in cases under a legal aid scheme of NALSA, saying it is "sheer criminal contempt".
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5,000 Undertrial Prisoners In Jail Despite Being Granted Bail. Here's Why
The National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) on Tuesday told the Supreme Court that as per recent data about 5,000 undertrial prisoners were in jails despite being granted bail and 1,417 of them have been released.
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Supreme Court's Cognizance After President's Concern On Non-Release Of Poor Prisoners
The Supreme Court Tuesday directed prison authorities across the country to provide details of such prisoners within 15 days to NALSA for formulating a national scheme for their release.
-
Hiding Problems Would Cripple Justice System: Chief Justice of India
Chief Justice of India N V Ramana Saturday said "camouflaging" the pressing concerns of the judiciary would cripple the justice delivery system and discussions are necessary to serve people better.
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53-Year-Old Property Dispute Among 77 Lakh Cases Decided By Lok Adalat
The National Legal Services Authority in its first Lok Adalat of the year heard and closed over 77 lakhs cases across India, including a 53-year-old property dispute in Karnataka's Mysuru.
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Justice UU Lalit On How To Make Legal Aid Accessible, Affordable
Justice UU Lalit, who will become the next Chief Justice of India in August next year, spoke to NDTV about how efforts are being made to ensure that legal aid becomes more accessible and affordable.
-
Education In India Not Inclusive: Supreme Court Judge
Justice Lalit was in Bhuj in Gujarat to participate in a mega legal services camp and awareness programme organised as part of a pan-India outreach campaign of the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) that started on October 2 and will conclude on November 14.
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For Compensating Acid Attack, Sex Assault Survivors, Top Court Says This
"Life is priceless" and no court can value it in monetary terms, the Supreme Court observed Wednesday while dealing with a matter related to compensation scheme for victims of sexual assault and acid attacks.
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Extend Compensation To Child Sex Assault Survivors Also: Top Court
The Supreme Court today said that a scheme proposed by the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) for compensating sexual assault and acid attack survivors should be modified to "some extent" to make it applicable to children who have been sexually abused.
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Hardly 10 Per Cent Sexual Assault Victims Get Compensation, Supreme Court Told
Hardly 5-10 per cent sexual assault victims across the country were getting compensation under the relevant schemes in various states, National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) told the Supreme Court yesterday.
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Lok Adalats Eased Courts' Pressure, Decided 8.2 Crore Cases: Judge
The already over-burdened judiciary has been aided by the alternate dispute redressal mechanism of Lok Adalats which have decided 8.25 crore pre- litigation and pending cases in over 15.14 sittings in the last two decades, senior Supreme Court judge TS Thakur said today.
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Transgender Group Demonstrates for Government Jobs
The transgender group on sunday demanded for government jobs for the community as well a implementaion of recommendations of the NALSA judgment.
