[BREAKING] Supreme Court Mandates Minimum 3 Years of Practice as Advocate for Entry into Judicial Service

The Supreme Court has reinstated the requirement of a minimum three years’ advocacy experience for entry into judicial service, applicable to future recruitments only
Supreme Court India - Judicial service eligibility - Advocate experience requirement - taxscan

The Supreme Court of India ruled that a minimum of three years’ advocacy experience is mandatory for candidates seeking entry into the judicial service, restoring a requirement that had been previously relaxed in 2002. The case arose in the context of the long-standing litigation in the All India Judges Association matter, where the petitioner association…

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