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The Independence of an Advocate An Ambassador of Law and Justice
"An advocate is called an Officer of the Court. But beyond the courtroom, he must strive to become an Ambassador of Law and Justice." Independence Is the Foundation of Justice Every person who approaches an advocate brings more than a legal file. They bring fear. Hope. Uncertainty. Sometimes anger. Sometimes grief. And sometimes, the belief that the law is their last refuge. At that moment, the advocate becomes far more than someone who knows the law. He becomes the bridge be
Vishwajeeth Yogeshwara Krishnamurthy
5 days ago5 min read


A Family, A Dispute and Ways to Solve Them
"Every family has disagreements. Not every disagreement is a legal dispute. And not every legal dispute begins because the law failed. Sometimes, it begins because relationships did." Home Is Where We Learn Relationships A family is the first institution every human being belongs to. Before we become citizens, professionals or members of society, we become sons, daughters, parents, siblings and spouses. It is within the family that we first learn love, trust, sharing, sacrifi
Vishwajeeth Yogeshwara Krishnamurthy
Jul 86 min read


Who Is an Advocate? An Officer of the Court or an Officer of Law and Justice?
"An advocate is not merely a person who practises law. He is the bridge between the citizen and the justice delivery system. His profession begins with law, but his purpose is justice." Introduction Walk into any court in India on a working day and you will find hundreds of advocates dressed in black, carrying files from one courtroom to another. To many, they are simply lawyers. To some, they are professionals hired to fight cases. To others, they are legal advisors who draf
Vishwajeeth Yogeshwara Krishnamurthy
Jul 36 min read


The Empty Courtroom: Who Pays the Price of Court Boycotts?
"A courtroom is not judged by how many cases it lists, but by how many citizens leave believing they were heard." Every working day, thousands of people walk into courts across India with hope. A woman seeks maintenance for her children. An undertrial prisoner waits for a bail hearing. A business owner hopes to protect years of hard work. Parents wait to resolve a custody dispute. Senior citizens seek protection of their property. Victims seek justice. The accused seek fairne
Vishwajeeth Yogeshwara Krishnamurthy
Jun 256 min read
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