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Karnataka HC Rejects Plea for Direction to Govt to Pass Ordinance for Safety And Security of Lawyers - (17 Jun 2019)

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Karnataka High Court has rejected a petition filed by 'The legal Attorneys & Barristers', seeking directions to the Government to pass an Ordinance ensuring safety security to advocates and also protect advocates from arrest, detention and remand of police custody for the offence purported to be committed during the discharge of professional duty.

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