The misconduct of judges and the in-house procedure has come into public spotlight due to the Justice Jashwant Verma case.
Main Body
Examination of the Procedure
Appeal Procedure in court
Positives
Negatives
till date - Out of 4 motions
till date - Out of 4 motions
Way Forward
The in-house procedure needs to be provided with legitimacy through institutionalization and removal of the 'Black-box procedure'
Conclusion
The in-house procedure needs to be provided with legitimacy through institutionalization and removal of the 'Black-box procedure'
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Diagram
Flowchart showing procedure for judicial misconduct: Suggestion by petition (100MPs in Lok Sabha and 50 in RS) → Setting up of Precedent inquiry committee by SC → Voting and trial removal (Special Majority) → Suggested by President → Appellate Procedure in court. Also shows composition of 3-member committee for SC and HC judges.
- Provides systematic procedure with clear steps
- Includes specific numbers (100 MPs, 50 RS)
- Details committee composition
- Shows hierarchical structure
- Lists both positives and negatives
- Identifies judicial accountability maintenance
- Notes opportunity for self-representation
- Provides statistical insight on impeachments
- Identifies specific weaknesses of current procedure
- Proposes concrete reforms
- Addresses natural justice concerns
- Calls for institutionalization
- Clear conclusion provided
Aditya Talwar
Judiciary
Judicial Accountability and In-House Procedures
Misconduct of Judges - In-House Procedure
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Total words
21
Paragraphs
Critical and reform-oriented
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