Category: Judiciary
Does Judiciary act with Hypocrisy?
The Velvet Gavel: How the UK Judiciary’s “Jurisprudence of Suggestion” Creates a Gulf Between Law and Public Trust When judiciary issues judgments that sound like commands but dissolve into non-enforceable declarations, the public sees…
Contempt Jurisprudence in India
Contempt Jurisdiction of Courts in India: A Comprehensive Overview The contempt jurisdiction of courts in India is a critical mechanism for upholding judicial authority and ensuring the rule of law. Rooted in constitutional provisions…
Fictional Youtube video directs UK Prime Minister to resign.
Silent Force v Starmer: The Constitutional Crisis of UK due to Silent Force v Starmer: A Clash of Law and Power According to youtube channel Britain Talks, the United Kingdom (UK) Supreme Court issued…
Colonial Continuities in Judicial Practice in India
When Courts Normalize Servitude it is Colonial mindset. 🏛️ Introduction: Colonial Ghosts in Contemporary Courts British Colonial rule ended in India in 1947 but the mindset of institutions has not changed. A recent judgement…
Why Indian Judiciary Fascinates British Culture’s My Lord and Tailcoat?
Unrobing the Past of My Lords: Investigating the Indian Judiciary’s Enduring Fascination with British Culture Seventy-eight years after gaining independence, the Indian legal system, particularly its judiciary, continues to exhibit a fascinating, and at…
Judiciary is a Robed Raj: An Requiem of Judicial Aristocracy in India
Judicial system in India as legacy of British Empire Introduction to Judiciary While the British left in 1947, one institution remained untouched in spirit, structure, and psychology: the judiciary. Not merely a pillar of…
