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β€˜Effective consultation’: How SC ruling underlines process of HC judges’ appointment πŸ”— #collegium_system #himachal_pradesh_high_court #sc_collegium #supreme_court_collegium
The court said that collegiums for High Court appointments would include the
1. Chief Justice of India (CJI) and the
2. two seniormost judges of the Supreme Court.

This collegium would be required to consult the β€œChief Justice and senior judges” of the HC concerned, the β€œseniormost” SC judge from that HC, as well as any SC judges who were β€œknowledgeable” about that HC.

As a part of this process, the Chief Justice of the HC must consult two other seniormost judges at the HC β€” together forming the High Court collegium β€”

And send their recommendations, with reasons, to the Chief Minister, the Governor, and the CJI.

The Governor, based on the advice of the Chief Minister, will send the proposal to the Minister of Law and Justice at the Centre, who will conduct a background check and send the entire material to the CJI, who will consider it with the rest of the SC collegium.

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UK v. USA Defamation laws.

Burden of proof and fault liability.

In the UK, the falsity of a defamatory statement is presumed, and the defendant must prove that the statement is true.

In the USA, the plaintiff must prove that the statement is false. This reversal of burden makes it easier to bring a defamation case in the UK.

In UK no need to prove Negligency or Recklessnes or knowledge there is strict liability..

In U.S.A Knowledge (actual malice) or Negligence need to be proved depending on whom the person suing Public official or private person

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Rahul Gandhi One is Political news but Important for us to know in general about his ideology as he is the keader of opposition (counterpart of PM)

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🌟 Right of Silence | A Comprehensive overview from Constitution to CrPC and Doctrine of Missing link.

⚑ Selvi v. State of Karnataka
A conjunctive reading of
βœ“Article 20(3)
βœ“Sections 161(2),
βœ“313(3) and
βœ“Proviso (b) of Section 315(1) CrPC.

The gist of this position is that even though an accused is a competent witness in his/her own trial, he/she cannot be compelled to answer questions that could expose him/her to incrimination and the trial Judge cannot draw adverse inferences from the refusal to do so. This position is cemented by prohibiting any of the parties from commenting on the failure of the accused to give evidence

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