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Times of India·3 min read·medium

1 in 3 lawyers fake, Supreme Court to look at digital registry

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1 in 3 lawyers fake, Supreme Court to look at digital registry
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The Indian Supreme Court is considering a proposal to establish a national digital registry for advocates to combat the prevalence of fake law degrees. Estimates suggest that 35-40% of practicing lawyers in India may lack genuine qualifications, prompting the court to seek responses from government and educational bodies.

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The integrity of the legal profession is fundamental to the rule of law, and the presence of unqualified practitioners undermines judicial independence and public trust.

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