Kerala High Court Warns Its Staff Against Online Gaming, Trading Or Scrolling Social Media During Office Hours

The Kerala High Court addressed the issue of banning the use of mobile phones by court staff, including the Registrar-General, to ensure the sanctity and confidentiality of legal proceedings. The decision came after concerns were raised about unauthorized use of mobile phones in court premises, which could potentially leak sensitive case details. The Court upheld the ban, stressing that mobile phones should be strictly regulated in the judicial setting to maintain privacy and prevent misuse. This ruling highlights the importance of maintaining the integrity of the judicial process and ensuring that courtrooms are free from distractions or potential breaches of confidentiality.