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Tag Archives: Uncle Judges
Something’s rotten in…
This article can also be accessed at MyLaw “‘Something is rotten in the State of Denmark’, said Shakespeare in Hamlet, and it can similarly be said that something is rotten in the Allahabad High Court, as this case illustrates.” – … Continue reading
Posted in Law & The Judiciary Tagged Allahabad High Court, backlog, bail, Banda rape, Bihar, corruption, criminal justice, Dante Aleghieri, delay, Divine Comedy, Hamlet, Harish N Salve, Heart of Darkness, Joseph Conrad, Judiciary, Justice Dalveer Bhandari, Justice Markandeya Katju, nepotism, Nitish Kumar, police, police reforms, Prakash Singh v Union of India, Raja Khan Vs. U.P. Sunni Central Waqf Board, Satyam Scandal, State of U.P. v. Choteylal, Supreme Court of India, trial, Uncle Judges, William Shakespeare 1 Comment
A ‘relative’ Clean up: The curious case of transfer of Judges in the Higher Judiciary
The corridors of most of the High Courts in the country are abuzz with rumours of the Supreme Court implementing a major shake up in the higher judiciary by ordering forced transfers of HC Judges across High Courts. The SC … Continue reading
Posted in Law & The Judiciary Tagged corruption, High Court, Judges, Relatives, Transfer of Judges, Uncle Judges Leave a comment