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In a landmark decision on May 20, 2025, the Supreme Court of India reinstated the three-year legal practice requirement for candidates aspiring to appear in Civil Judge (Junior Division) examinations. This ruling mandates that law graduates must have a minimum of three years of legal practice before they can apply for entry-level judicial posts.
The Supreme Court has officially reinstated the mandatory 3-year advocacy requirement for candidates aspiring to become Civil Judges (Junior Division). This landmark judgment, delivered on May 20, 2025, emphasizes that practical courtroom experience is essential to ensure the quality and effectiveness of future judicial officers. The decision applies to all upcoming judicial service recruitments, meaning fresh law graduates will now need to complete three years of legal practice before appearing for the judiciary exam. Watch this video by Judiciary by PW to understand the implications of this major update for all judiciary aspirants.
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