is it true?
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Anonymous
(Querist) 17 November 2009
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respected seniors
i am a law student.i am belong to sufficient earning family. i am not doing law for make it my income source. my father and mother are truly honest person.
somedays ago i met a senior at the time of discussion he tell me about corruption in court also. i have a idea of corruption in police and all other govt office but in court i am shocked,if i truly speaking lot tear in my eyes after hear that statement.
i thought our judges are god in planet. i am heartly devoted for law and justice. i want to law for help needed people. but my confidence loos when i heared that
please guide me yes one thing please please not give me a any polical or manuplated answer. is it true ?
A V Vishal
(Expert) 17 November 2009
Yes there is corruption.
Vineet
(Expert) 17 November 2009
Dear Mr Anonymous
Please keep your eyes on everydays newpapers if you are not directly dealing in courts.
Corruption is everywhere and judiciary is not untouched. In fact the lower judiciary is considered to be one of the most corrupt institution in major surveys.
Please don't lose heart. There is always a ray of hope and good and honest people can bring a difference in the system.
G V S Jagannadha Rao
(Expert) 17 November 2009
Dear Anonymous (Wish I knew your name)
I am glad that you wanted to serve this noble profession honestly and that you hate corruption. The fact that there is corruption ( if there is) should not deter you from taking up the profession.
If you are not dependant on the income from the profession, you can be very bold in your approach and represent your clients without fear and without trying to please the judges. Dont forget that truth and honesty triumphs and the need of the hour is a new breed of lawyers and politicians who are willing to be honest and fight corruption. Who knows? You can perhaps become another Gandhiji in fighting this evil.
All the best.
Arul Kumar
(Expert) 17 November 2009
Every law students face this situation when comes in the field. Corruption is in every where. As it is prevalent in religious places, it is also in judiciary. But we can change by inculcating good value system in spirit.
Guest
(Expert) 17 November 2009
Hi. There is nothing to be desperate about .everywhere there r good as well as bad people. Further a JUDGE IS A HUMAN AT FIRST THEN A lawyer , judge , etc.However the profession of delivering justice is considered as pious hence judges r expected to be honest and impartial and u will find more people who r upto ur expectation.
Kiran Kumar
(Expert) 17 November 2009
all my frnds have give you a good idea of profession and have adviced you act honestly.
always keep your eyes open to the current affairs of the society.
removal of corruption needs an individual effort.
corruption is there no doubt, but very few are their to fight it :-)
dont be tense, u ve every opportunity to work honestly.
N.K.Assumi
(Expert) 17 November 2009
Simply a Big Yes, and in routine manner. Dont be shock over judiciary corruptions, as there are corruptions even in Religious Institutions.Many law students come out from law colleges with a vow to fight corruptions in the country, but they get used to it after they enter the judiciary arena. Its good knowing that you want to fight this evil in the country, all the best.
Raj Kumar Makkad
(Expert) 17 November 2009
Mr! Dont become so nervous. The history and present of Indian Judiciary and judicial system is time tested and is comparatively less corrupted than all other institutions of Indian society. This discussion can be very long and various arguments in favour and against can be made but resultantly I can assure you that if dedicated and honest persons like you enter in this field, this is the best field wherein we can serve the downtrodden society with our zeal, mind, dedication, honesty. I welcome you in this field and I also try to keep views similar as of you.
