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The Delhi government has obtained consent to initiate contempt proceedings against a CJP leader after its counsel said social media posts targeting a Saket court judicial officer prima facie questioned judicial independence. No further details about the case are provided in the excerpts.
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In a significant move, the Supreme Court intervened to address remarks made by the Rajasthan high court about a trial judge. This action stemmed from minor errors in a ruling, which the High Court harshly criticized, despite the fact that these did not alter the outcome of the case.
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In a significant move, the Supreme Court intervened to address remarks made by the Rajasthan high court about a trial judge. This action stemmed from minor errors in a ruling, which the High Court harshly criticized, despite the fact that these did not alter the outcome of the case.
