Why is the Legal Profession suffering today? Answers Tahmasp Rasheed Razvi, ASC | Khushbakht Jillani
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2024
- Lawyers need to unite for a strong bar & bench!
In this critical discussion, Khushbakht Shah, Advocate High Court from Karachi, sits with Tahmasp Rasheed Razvi, Advocate Supreme Court & Candidate for Honorary Secretary, Sindh High Court Bar Association 2023-24 to discuss the role of Bar Associations & Bar Councils in upholding the dignity of the legal profession.
This discussion sheds light on the importance of Bar's role in training advocates to stand up for not only their clients but also for the principles of justice and welfare of the legal industry in the most truest, holistic, altruistic sense.
This podcast touches upon the existing issues pertaining to professional training of fresh graduates, young lawyers; bringing more women representation to the field; and overall maintain a bar that's upright and stands for the truth! (00:00)
(00:29) Introduction
(01:10) Roles of Bar Associations & Bar Councils.
(03:04) Laws regarding regulation of Bar Councils.
(04:33) Problems faced by Lawyers.
(09:42) Digitization in Courts.
(11:01) Vacancies & Workload in Sindh High Court.
(14:55) Reason behind deterioration in Law profession.
(18:40) Coordination of Law Schools with Bar Associations and Bar Councils.
(20:53) Training of young Lawyers and Manifesto of Candidates.
(27:40) Should a student think of becoming a lawyer and pursue litigation?
(29:20) Can a student learn something from high courts’ environment?
(34:13) Why lawyers think that bar politics is dirty? Who will change things if Lawyers will not get into it?
(40:48) Should a lawyer do freelancing or teaching to pay bills?
(43:09) Salaries of young law associates?
(47:28) Challenges for Female Lawyers.
(55:41) Committees to help Solo Lawyers.
(57:48) If proceedings of Sindh High Court are televised, would it be learning experience or exposé?
(01:01:34) Legal Research Cell and Law Clerkship
(01:03:33) Tech Innovation - Розваги
It is true that this profession is almost worthless today especially in terms of financial condition
Yes, but top is always vacant. Competents have a lot to offer and a lot to accept.
Respected Madam, it is one of those professions which is highly paid, highly qualified and highly respected. The problem is not with the profession but the problem is Non_professionalism, incompetency, corruption and contempt. Which is the face of of the society in totality. Justice system is the victim of this degradation. Accountability of judges and its staff is inevitable for the overhauling of justice system.
appreciate this effort ..
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Is lye k har dosra banda aasani say wakeel baun jata hai, chahaiey wo competent ho ya na ho, q k siyasi wakeel vote ki waja say support kar k incompetent logon ko is field mein lay aatay hain
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Does anyone has idea about the syllabus of internee test in ministry of law and justice
It’s not even sindh it’s also in Punjab bar as well
Be competent and work hard Rizq is from Allah and is planned