Law Isn't Just A Profession But A Service To Society; Be Compassionate & Empathetic In Your Dealings: Chhattisgarh HC CJ To Law Students

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While addressing law students across the state on August 31, 2024, Chhattisgarh High Court Chief Justice Ramesh Sinha said that law students should never forget that law is not just a profession but a service to society, and they should always strive to uphold justice, equality, and fairness. He also added that law students should be compassionate, empathetic, and honest in their...

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While addressing law students across the state on August 31, 2024, Chhattisgarh High Court Chief Justice Ramesh Sinha said that law students should never forget that law is not just a profession but a service to society, and they should always strive to uphold justice, equality, and fairness.

He also added that law students should be compassionate, empathetic, and honest in their dealings and ensure that weak and marginalised sections of Society are not left out of necessary legal assistance owing to their economic, social, and other vulnerabilities.

Chief Justice Sinha spoke at the concluding session of the 21-day Internship Programme, which was organised by the Chhattisgarh State Legal Services Authority for Law students across the State.

Addressing the students, Chief Justice Sinha also said that law student must use their skills to make a positive impact on the lives of others, and they should be problem-solvers, critical thinkers and creative solution-finders.

Chief Justice Sinha also emphasized the importance of integrity, ethics, and professionalism in the life of a legal professional and said, “Success is not just about achieving your goals, but also about how you achieve them. Stay true to your values and always strive to be better versions of yourselves.

Chief Justice Sinha appealed to the students to be active participants in society and use their knowledge and skills to make a difference in those around them.

The Internship Programme commenced on 12 August 2024. Law students from different law colleges across the state participated in the programme. During their 21-day internship, the students visited Jails, Juvenile Justice Boards, District Courts, and the Child Welfare Committee.

Further, students also visited the High Court Legal Service Committee, Bilaspur, and subsequently CGSLSA during the Internship Programme, where they were informed about the functioning and activities of HCLSC and SLSA. 

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