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On Thu, 19/11/15, captainjohann samuhanand <bjsamuhanand@gmail.com> wrote:
Subject: Re: [IAC#RG] Suggestions for Supreme Court Collegium
To: "indiaresists@lists.riseup.net" <indiaresists@lists.riseup.net>
Received: Thursday, 19 November, 2015, 10:09 AM
Sir, The
Supreme court and High court judges should not have sons,
wives and other close relatives working in the bar; I mean
any bar.. Judgs know how to scrach each others back and so
this suggestion.
On Fri, Nov 6, 2015 at
8:08 AM, Sarbajit Roy <sroy.mb@gmail.com>
wrote:
Dear
India Against Corruption subscribers
IAC shall be submitting its views on appointment of senior
judges / collegium
We would appreciate your crisp suggestions / points for
incorporation
i IAC's suggestions by return reply, under the following
categories:
a) transparency
b) need for eligibility criteria to appoint judges
c) establishment of of a secretariat for the collegium
d) establishing a mechanism for redressing complaints
(NB: Due to very short time, we may not be circulating your
suggestions to the list, but shall read them offline)
PS: At the present time (based on numerous emails to this
list by
esteemed subscribers) a sketch of IAC's POV (open to
modification /
course correction upon feedback)
a) the judiciary (especially the higher judiciary) is
vitiated by corruption
b) judicial appointments are not done by merit or to select
upright
candidates and judges of integrity,
c) the 'collegium' is a rotten and secretive body
which should be done
away with
d) There are no external checks and balances in judicial
appointments
and judiciary has evolved into a self appointing self
sustaining mafia
existing to employ the vast array of lawyers/advocates who
are
essentially parasites and blood-sucking vampires who pay
tribute to
their masters. In such circumstances the litigant public is
denied
"justice".
e) Each and every action of judiciary should be done
publicly, eg.
video streaming over internet etc, and recordings preserved
permanently and be accessible suo-moto and under RTI
f) The SC had an inherent conflict of interest in upholding
the
collegium system.
Sarbajit
http://www.hindustantimes.com/india/sc-gives-more-time-for-collegium-suggestions/story-jq6oFiR3alBAKSP6JeOjHM.html
http://www.firstpost.com/video-views-home/india-video-views-home/sc-flooded-with-input-to-improve-collegiums-working-2494334.html
http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/supreme-court-extends-time-till-november-13-for-collegium-suggestions-1240452
press reports:
"The suggestions to be submitted to the court should be
under four
categories -- transparency, need for eligibility criteria to
appoint
judges, establishment of a secretariat for the collegium and
evolving
a mechanism of redressing complaints. If a submission does
not qualify
for any of the groups, it can be listed as
"miscellaneous".
The move came a day after the SC said it would consider
suggestions
but ruled out wholesale changes to the existing mechanism of
judges
appointing judges that the top court upheld on October 16
when it
quashed as unconstitutional the National Judicial
Appointments
Commission (NJAC) Act passed by Parliament.
Rohatgi also volunteered to webhost the compilations
submitted to the
bench by additional solicitor general Pinky Anand and senior
advocate
Arvind Dattar, prepared on the basis of suggestions given
by
individuals, including academicians, on the website of the
law
ministry's department of justice.
"Suggestions received by 1700 hours on November 13 shall
be
entertained. No further suggestions will be entertained,"
the bench
noted."
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Thursday, November 19, 2015
Re: [IAC#RG] Suggestions for Supreme Court Collegium
Sir,
The Supreme court and High court judges should not have sons, wives and other close relatives working in the bar; I mean any bar.. Judgs know how to scrach each others back and so this suggestion.
On Fri, Nov 6, 2015 at 8:08 AM, Sarbajit Roy <sroy.mb@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear India Against Corruption subscribers
IAC shall be submitting its views on appointment of senior judges / collegium
We would appreciate your crisp suggestions / points for incorporation
i IAC's suggestions by return reply, under the following categories:
a) transparency
b) need for eligibility criteria to appoint judges
c) establishment of of a secretariat for the collegium
d) establishing a mechanism for redressing complaints
(NB: Due to very short time, we may not be circulating your
suggestions to the list, but shall read them offline)
PS: At the present time (based on numerous emails to this list by
esteemed subscribers) a sketch of IAC's POV (open to modification /
course correction upon feedback)
a) the judiciary (especially the higher judiciary) is vitiated by corruption
b) judicial appointments are not done by merit or to select upright
candidates and judges of integrity,
c) the 'collegium' is a rotten and secretive body which should be done
away with
d) There are no external checks and balances in judicial appointments
and judiciary has evolved into a self appointing self sustaining mafia
existing to employ the vast array of lawyers/advocates who are
essentially parasites and blood-sucking vampires who pay tribute to
their masters. In such circumstances the litigant public is denied
"justice".
e) Each and every action of judiciary should be done publicly, eg.
video streaming over internet etc, and recordings preserved
permanently and be accessible suo-moto and under RTI
f) The SC had an inherent conflict of interest in upholding the
collegium system.
Sarbajit
http://www.hindustantimes.com/india/sc-gives-more-time-for-collegium-suggestions/story-jq6oFiR3alBAKSP6JeOjHM.html
http://www.firstpost.com/video-views-home/india-video-views-home/sc-flooded-with-input-to-improve-collegiums-working-2494334.html
http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/supreme-court-extends-time-till-november-13-for-collegium-suggestions-1240452
press reports:
"The suggestions to be submitted to the court should be under four
categories -- transparency, need for eligibility criteria to appoint
judges, establishment of a secretariat for the collegium and evolving
a mechanism of redressing complaints. If a submission does not qualify
for any of the groups, it can be listed as "miscellaneous".
The move came a day after the SC said it would consider suggestions
but ruled out wholesale changes to the existing mechanism of judges
appointing judges that the top court upheld on October 16 when it
quashed as unconstitutional the National Judicial Appointments
Commission (NJAC) Act passed by Parliament.
Rohatgi also volunteered to webhost the compilations submitted to the
bench by additional solicitor general Pinky Anand and senior advocate
Arvind Dattar, prepared on the basis of suggestions given by
individuals, including academicians, on the website of the law
ministry's department of justice.
"Suggestions received by 1700 hours on November 13 shall be
entertained. No further suggestions will be entertained," the bench
noted."
Post: "indiaresists@lists.riseup.net"
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Quit: "https://lists.riseup.net/www/signoff/indiaresists"
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Captain Johann Samuhanand,Bangalore.
Thursday, November 5, 2015
[IAC#RG] Suggestions for Supreme Court Collegium
Dear India Against Corruption subscribers
IAC shall be submitting its views on appointment of senior judges / collegium
We would appreciate your crisp suggestions / points for incorporation
i IAC's suggestions by return reply, under the following categories:
a) transparency
b) need for eligibility criteria to appoint judges
c) establishment of of a secretariat for the collegium
d) establishing a mechanism for redressing complaints
(NB: Due to very short time, we may not be circulating your
suggestions to the list, but shall read them offline)
PS: At the present time (based on numerous emails to this list by
esteemed subscribers) a sketch of IAC's POV (open to modification /
course correction upon feedback)
a) the judiciary (especially the higher judiciary) is vitiated by corruption
b) judicial appointments are not done by merit or to select upright
candidates and judges of integrity,
c) the 'collegium' is a rotten and secretive body which should be done
away with
d) There are no external checks and balances in judicial appointments
and judiciary has evolved into a self appointing self sustaining mafia
existing to employ the vast array of lawyers/advocates who are
essentially parasites and blood-sucking vampires who pay tribute to
their masters. In such circumstances the litigant public is denied
"justice".
e) Each and every action of judiciary should be done publicly, eg.
video streaming over internet etc, and recordings preserved
permanently and be accessible suo-moto and under RTI
f) The SC had an inherent conflict of interest in upholding the
collegium system.
Sarbajit
http://www.hindustantimes.com/india/sc-gives-more-time-for-collegium-suggestions/story-jq6oFiR3alBAKSP6JeOjHM.html
http://www.firstpost.com/video-views-home/india-video-views-home/sc-flooded-with-input-to-improve-collegiums-working-2494334.html
http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/supreme-court-extends-time-till-november-13-for-collegium-suggestions-1240452
press reports:
"The suggestions to be submitted to the court should be under four
categories -- transparency, need for eligibility criteria to appoint
judges, establishment of a secretariat for the collegium and evolving
a mechanism of redressing complaints. If a submission does not qualify
for any of the groups, it can be listed as "miscellaneous".
The move came a day after the SC said it would consider suggestions
but ruled out wholesale changes to the existing mechanism of judges
appointing judges that the top court upheld on October 16 when it
quashed as unconstitutional the National Judicial Appointments
Commission (NJAC) Act passed by Parliament.
Rohatgi also volunteered to webhost the compilations submitted to the
bench by additional solicitor general Pinky Anand and senior advocate
Arvind Dattar, prepared on the basis of suggestions given by
individuals, including academicians, on the website of the law
ministry's department of justice.
"Suggestions received by 1700 hours on November 13 shall be
entertained. No further suggestions will be entertained," the bench
noted."
IAC shall be submitting its views on appointment of senior judges / collegium
We would appreciate your crisp suggestions / points for incorporation
i IAC's suggestions by return reply, under the following categories:
a) transparency
b) need for eligibility criteria to appoint judges
c) establishment of of a secretariat for the collegium
d) establishing a mechanism for redressing complaints
(NB: Due to very short time, we may not be circulating your
suggestions to the list, but shall read them offline)
PS: At the present time (based on numerous emails to this list by
esteemed subscribers) a sketch of IAC's POV (open to modification /
course correction upon feedback)
a) the judiciary (especially the higher judiciary) is vitiated by corruption
b) judicial appointments are not done by merit or to select upright
candidates and judges of integrity,
c) the 'collegium' is a rotten and secretive body which should be done
away with
d) There are no external checks and balances in judicial appointments
and judiciary has evolved into a self appointing self sustaining mafia
existing to employ the vast array of lawyers/advocates who are
essentially parasites and blood-sucking vampires who pay tribute to
their masters. In such circumstances the litigant public is denied
"justice".
e) Each and every action of judiciary should be done publicly, eg.
video streaming over internet etc, and recordings preserved
permanently and be accessible suo-moto and under RTI
f) The SC had an inherent conflict of interest in upholding the
collegium system.
Sarbajit
http://www.hindustantimes.com/india/sc-gives-more-time-for-collegium-suggestions/story-jq6oFiR3alBAKSP6JeOjHM.html
http://www.firstpost.com/video-views-home/india-video-views-home/sc-flooded-with-input-to-improve-collegiums-working-2494334.html
http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/supreme-court-extends-time-till-november-13-for-collegium-suggestions-1240452
press reports:
"The suggestions to be submitted to the court should be under four
categories -- transparency, need for eligibility criteria to appoint
judges, establishment of a secretariat for the collegium and evolving
a mechanism of redressing complaints. If a submission does not qualify
for any of the groups, it can be listed as "miscellaneous".
The move came a day after the SC said it would consider suggestions
but ruled out wholesale changes to the existing mechanism of judges
appointing judges that the top court upheld on October 16 when it
quashed as unconstitutional the National Judicial Appointments
Commission (NJAC) Act passed by Parliament.
Rohatgi also volunteered to webhost the compilations submitted to the
bench by additional solicitor general Pinky Anand and senior advocate
Arvind Dattar, prepared on the basis of suggestions given by
individuals, including academicians, on the website of the law
ministry's department of justice.
"Suggestions received by 1700 hours on November 13 shall be
entertained. No further suggestions will be entertained," the bench
noted."