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Kerala High Court conditionally accepts apologies by 28 lawyers who shouted slogans at Kottayam Magistrate
Update / Judgement Date
28 Jul 2024
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Team — WCP Legal Desk
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The Kerala High Court has conditionally accepted apologies from 28 lawyers who were involved in shouting slogans inside a Kottayam Magistrate Court. This incident occurred during a protest against a judicial magistrate. The High Court directed the lawyers to refrain from such actions in the future and to uphold the dignity of the legal profession. The lawyers submitted their apologies to avoid further disciplinary action. The court's acceptance of the apologies was based on the condition that similar misconduct would not be repeated. This case highlights the importance of maintaining decorum within court premises and the professional behavior expected from legal practitioners.