MATS Law School - Invitation

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INTERNATIONAL

SEMINAR

ON

JUDICIAL ETHICS

13-14 February, 2016.

Venue: conference hall mats law

school campus, arang, Raipur (cg)

MATS Law SchoolMATS University

MATS Tower, PandriRaipur 492004

ChhattisgarhContact: +91-97549 74638, +9876214713

www.matslawschool.ac.in

MATS LAW SCHOOL MATS UNIVERSITY RAIPUR CHATTISGAR


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Chhattisgarh(union of 36 forts/kingdoms) was carved out of Madhya Pradesh on 01 Novembe

2000 with its 16 (now 27) Chhattisgarhi speaking districts well connected by road, rail and air. It

an important hub for the production of steel, coal, bauxite, gold, diamond, limestone, quartzit

hydel & thermal power and forest & animal product(fruit, root, leafs, meat, wood & herb

products) in India. Chattisgarh produces about 15% of the total steel produced in country. It

surrounded by seven states : Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Oriss

Jharkhand and Uttar Pradesh. The geographical location of Chhattisgarh is 17 degree 46 min nort

to 24 degree 5 min north latitude and from 80 degree 15 min east to 84 degree 20 min ea

longitude. The total Chhattisgarh Area is 192,000 square km. The total population of Chhattisgar

state is 20,795,956, according to the census of 2001. The density of population in the state is 10

per sq. km. About 44% of the total area of Chhattisgarh is occupied by forest. Capital

Chhattisgarh is Raipur which is the center of all the trade, economy and administration macampus of MATS University is also there. The native language is Chhattisgarhi but Hindi is mo

prominent here. Chhattisgarh is mainly famous for its agriculture accounting for about 80% of th

work force. It is also known as Dhan Ka Katora (meaning Bowl Of Rice) for the production

Rice. Chhattisgarh-known as Southern Kosal in ancient times- with its rich natural wealth h

fascinated nature-lovers and is surrounded by Mekal, Sihava and Ramgiri mountains. The regio

has National parks/Sanctuaries and has places of archaeological and religious importance such

Sirpur, Rajim, Malhar, Sita Bengra, Jogibhatta, Deepadih, Dantewada and Dongargarh. Th

ancient deposits of Chhattisgarh and Jain religion memorials are found at Malhar, SirpuMaheshpur and Arang. Innumerable monuments, finely carved temples, vihars, forts and plac

raise in the visitors mind visions of dynasties and kingdoms of great warriors and builders, of poe

and musicians, of saints and philosophers, of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Christianity, an

Islam. Saint Guru Ghasidas of Satnami samaj, Mahaprabhu Vallabhacharya of vaishnav samaj an

the great poet and saint Kabirdas also hail from this State. According to the census, 2011, th

literacy rate in Chhattisgarh's was at 71.04% which has improved considerably from census, 200

(64.66%). Male and Female literacy rate as per censes, 2011 are 81.45% and 60.59% respectively

Education in Chhattisgarh is good. MATS Law School of MATS University is the best on basis oits course structure, course content, teaching and research wherein it excels the rest. There ar

many other universities and colleges that are famous nationally including AIIMS, Ayu

University, NIT, Raipur; IIM, Raipur; Hidayatullah National Law University; RCET, Bhilai et

Chhattisgarh is mainly famous for the number of engineering colleges which is 49 (till 2011) i

total in different cities across the state.

You are welcome to enjoy stay in the lap of nature.

About Chhattisgarh


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bout M TS Law School

MATS Law School is a Department of MATS University

which is recognized under Section 2(f) of the UGC Act,

1956 and was established under the Chhattisgarh Act

No.29 of 2006 enacted by the Legislative Assembly of

Chhattisgarh and was notified in the Chhattisgarh Gazette

(Extraordinary) dated 3rd November 2006. It is situated in

the mineral rich state of Chhattisgarh which is the only

state in the country to share its boundaries with seven other

states. Prof. (Dr.) G. P. Tripathi, one of the senior most

professors of Law in the country is Professor and Director

of the MATS Law School and it is under his supervision that

the Law College has already established a name in the

country on account of its unique course structure, regular

teaching, research outputs and syllabi only of its kind in the

country


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bout Seminar

Amongst the three organs of the government, Judiciary is the only that is left with some

credit in class, mass and the public. Unfortunately, rightly or wrongly, systematic invasion

on the credibility of this institution is in offing. This seminar aims at to discuss whether

there is any truth or no truth in allegations of personal and institutional level wherein

judiciary has been made to stand on trial in public and its image is getting drastically

tarnished. MATS Law School, MATS University, Raipur, Chhattisgarh is providing the

platform to the members of the judiciary (who have no platform otherwise) to speak out for

themselves and their institutions without fear or favour as a purely academic venture

which in the end is effective enough to communicate to all stake holders e.g. the Public,

Litigants, Executive, Legislatures, Judges (serving as well as retired), to come forward and to

suggest ways and means to uproot and do away with these calumnies and onslaughton the

system which is back bone of the entire fabric. Come, join and sit with us to find out the

causes and the remedies before it is too late.


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:

HEME 1 - Judicial Power - Judge as God, Divine Structure

Impartiality and Dispassionateness

Willingness to listen with open minds, Hallet Syndrome (over talkative judges)

Respect to Procedural Law

Knowledge of Evidence

Justice according to Law, according to Judges individual sense of Justice over individual and

society and need of Judicial Ethics

Restatement of values of Judicial life

Article 129/ 215 of the Indian Constitution

Contempt of Courts Act 1971

Identification of standards to which Judges must be held

Mechanism to ensure adherence

Speech, Expression, Contempt and Truth

Executive Judiciary and Parliament- Harare Principle 1998


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HEME 2 - Judicial Codes

Desirability of Judicial Code

Content of Judicial Code

Enforceability of Judicial Code by Legislature

Body of Judges

Media overview of Judicial Conduct

Judicial scandals and erosion of public confidence

Unaccepted behavior of the Judges

Graduated level of sanction for Breach of Conduct

Montreal Universal Declaration 2010

UN basic Principles of Judicial. Independence 1985

Burgh House Principles

IBA minimum standards of Judicial Independence


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HEME 3 - Judicial Independence

Security of Tenure

Undermining respect of Constitution

Those that put to risk the impartiality in deciding Constitution cases

Ethics at Courts and at Home

Judicial Independence and Accountability

Courts ought not to protect guilty Judges

RTI and non disclosure of assets

RTI, Medical Bill and Privacy of Judges

Bar - Bench Relation.


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HEME 4 - Judicial Ethics and Beneficiaries

Judicial Ethics Myths and Reality

Values and Ethics in Judiciary- Objectivity/ Subjectivity, Dispassionate, Integrity, Propriety,

Equality, Competence, Diligence and Bangalore principle of Judicial Conduct

Canons of Judicial Ethics

Corruption and Judiciary

Immunity of the Judges from arrest and harassment

Social values and Judicial Ethics

Uncle Practice in Court by wife, children & Juniors of the Judges

Proxy Practice

Re-employment

Hob nabbing for higher jobs and elevation


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HEME 5 - Ethical Awareness and Judicial Education Updating Knowledge

Lack of forum for discussion of Judicial conduct within Judiciary

Slavery and subordination of Judges of subordinate Courts

Censure by Community

Public perception can tarnish the Ethical Judge and Corrupt Judge same way

Community involvement of Judges

Judges Advocating certain cause

Judges acting as character witness

Ethical Realities

Rural Judges

Judges being drawn into sensitive social issues

Extra Judicial Statement or Speeches; Public comment to Press


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all for Papers

It is a matter of great pleasure and honour for us to extend an invitation and hearty welcome to the participants to the seminar on

the topic Judicial Ethics on 13-14 February, 2016.Those who want to present their paper in the seminar are requested to submit the

soft copies of the abstract. The participants are also advised to e-mail the abstract and full papers to the organizing committee. Email:

[email protected]

The abstract of paper should be concise and should not exceed 300 words. Further, each should indicate (1) title of the paper to be prese

Seminar (2) the name of the author and institution to which one belongs to (3) the e-mail ID of the author. All correspondence w

through e-mail only.

UIDELINES FOR THE PAPER

The title of the paper should be followed by Name, Designation, Name of the Organiza

University/Institution and E-mail address. It is mandatory to mention E-mail address as all fu

correspondence will be through it.

Name and details of Co-author, if any.

The paper should be typed in MS WORD format (preferably 2007 or 2010)

The paper must be in single column lay out with margins justified on both sides.

The sub heading should be in Font Site 12, Bold and Times New Roman, left aligned.

The main text should be in font size 12, Normal, Times New Roman, 1.5 spacing and Justified.

The length of paper should not exceed 5,000 words (including footnotes) Exceeding the word limit

lead to rejection of papers.


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All references must be in form of foot-notes with font size 10 and should be according to the Blueb

19th Edition.

The authors have to submit their Registration Form along with details of Demand Draft electronicall

email to [email protected] in the above mentioned format.

The selection of the Research Articles for the publication in MATS University Law Journal ISSN 22

3889will be at the discretion of the Editors.

No TA/DA shall be paid to the participants except free accommodation, hospitality and food in

University Campus.

EGISTRATION

The registration fee for seminar isRupees 1500 /-for each participant and is required to be paid a

with the registration form.

In case of co-authorship the registration fees is to be paid by both authors separately.

The registration fees is to be paid through Demand Draft in the favor of MATS University, Rai

payable at Raipur on or before December 14 2015

The abstract should not be more than 300 words which should reach us on or before November

2015 via email to jeseminar mls@gmail com

The selection of abstracts would be intimated to the authors by December 7th 2015.


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Organizing Committee:

Shri Gajraj Pagariya - Chancellor, Patron

Shri Sushil Chandra PagariyaD.G

Shri Priyesh PagariyaCEO

Prof. Byju John- Vice Chancellor

Prof. (Dr.) A. LakshminathVC, CNLU, Patna

Dr. Pradeep Kumar, - President, IEEF, Poland

Mr. Gokulananda PandaRegistrar

Prof. (Dr.) G. P. TripathiDirector of the

MATS Law School.

Asst. Prof. Kamaljeet Singh- Convener

Contact No : +91-9754974638,

+919876214713

(For more details visit:www.matslawschool.ac.in

www.judicialethicssite.wordpress.com)

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