Law Colleges Must Adopt Two Or Talukas Around Them To Spread Legal Aid Awareness : Justice Lalit
3 years, 4 months ago

Law Colleges Must Adopt Two Or Talukas Around Them To Spread Legal Aid Awareness : Justice Lalit

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Justice U.U Lalit, Executive Chairman of the National Legal Services Authority, opined on Sunday that law colleges must adopt the nearby talukas for spreading awareness about legal aid. "We are impressing upon Bar Councils and law colleges and they must adopt one or two talukas around them, so that students can be given practical training to be part of large contingent of. "We are impressing upon Bar Councils and law colleges and they must adopt one or two talukas around them, so that students can be given practical training to be part of large contingent of para-volunteers. In order to further the accessibility of legal aid, Justice Lalit opined that it is essential that the services of post offices must be utilised owing to their well established networks. "

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Improve the quality of legal aid services
2 years, 3 months ago

Improve the quality of legal aid services

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2 years, 4 months ago

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The Hindu  

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2 years, 8 months ago

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India Today  

Medical students complete a mandatory internship in rural areas. "Like medical professionals, who have to do a mandatory internship in rural areas, now law students will also be required to visit talukas to create legal awareness and provide quality legal aid to the people, Supreme Court judge UU Lalit said on Saturday. Justice Lalit, while addressing judges, lawyers, and legal …

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3 years, 2 months ago

Opinion | Justice UU Lalit is right, law interns should take a cue from medical students to do rural service

Firstpost  

NALSA chairperson Justice UU Lalit had recently said that law students should act as a bridge between the providers and seekers of legal aid. Supreme Court judge and next in line to be the Chief Justice of India Justice UU Lalit recently urged law students to give back to society by acting as paralegal volunteers in the hinterland, similar to …

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