Supreme Court Upholds 3-Year Minimum Legal Practice Requirement for Entry into Judicial Service

In a significant ruling impacting judicial appointments across the country, the Supreme Court on Monday upheld the requirement that candidates must have at least three years of legal practice before they can appear for civil judge (junior division) examinations. The verdict was delivered by a Bench comprising Chief Justice of India BR Gavai and Justice

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