In Warangal college, some candidates taking LLM exams were caught, who were not delinquent college students, but senior judges of the Andhra Pradesh High Court. They took the first-year LLM exam because if they passed, they would have been eligible for promotions and increments. And media got a chance 2 dance upon. Lawyers started shouting... Court ka ghusa aab nikalenge..
"The judiciary is the final recourse for common people to get justice - and if the judges indulge in this kind of malpractice, how can you trust the judgment of the courts?'' asks Ravi Kumar of the Warangal Bar Association.
I don't support cheating but I find any rationality in this argument either. It is immaterial, whether they were judges or anyone else. In a examination hall, a person writing paper is just a examinee/candidate. When a judge is giving justice he is acting under a different capacity.. Can any sensible person here say that none of our present judges have ever cheated in exams, even in Std. VI or VII or LLB?? If u say, they have never cheated, after appointment as judge, i don't see any difference...
Dear friends of law, Be aware, if you cheat in your exam, your judgments will not be binding!!!
@others: don't obey but be ready for punishment under contempt of court…
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