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30 to 40 Cases a Day: Madras HC Seeks Response from Bar Councils on Increasing Criminal Cases Against Practising Advocates

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The Court held that while mere registration of an FIR does not attach stigma and every accused is presumed innocent, the increasing criminal cases involving practising advocates warrant institutional attention and policy consideration by the Bar Councils. The post 30 to 40 Cases a Day: Madras HC Seeks Response from Bar Councils on Increasing Criminal Cases Against Practising Advocates appeared first on SCC Times.

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