The President of AIBA highlighted the details of the interactions, where the senior judge berated the advocate and also misinterpreted Wilson's intention. He highlighted that the advocate sought the recusal of a junior judge and also disrespected the court. Aggarwala argued that this kind of behaviour undermines the judicial integrity and raises public trust in the Indian legal system.
AIBA President asks Chief Justice of India to draft guidelines for maintaining Judicial decorum
The President of the All India Bar Association (AIBA) Adish Aggarwala has urged the Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud to draft guidelines regarding governing judges' conduct during the judicial proceedings, especially in interactions with the lawyers.
The move comes after an incident during a virtual hearing at the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court. In a letter, Aggarwala has highlighted the alleged bad behavior with senior advocate P Wilson by a senior judge, who reportedly used derogatory language and shouted at the latter even when he requested him to be polite and explain clearly the case.
The President of AIBA highlighted the details of the interactions, where the senior judge berated the advocate and also misinterpreted Wilson's intention. He highlighted that the advocate sought the recusal of a junior judge and also disrespected the court. Aggarwala argued that this kind of behaviour undermines the judicial integrity and raises public trust in the Indian legal system.
The AIBE President requested for a monitoring mechanism let by CJI to oversee the courtroom interactions, ensuring the highest standards of respect and professionalism is followed. He further asked to form a redressal committee accessible to advocate to address complaints against judicial conduct.
Aggarawala suggested that these measures are imperative to safeguard the dignity of the legal proceedings and rights of the advocates, especially in the virtual hearing, that can be accessed by public.
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