JAMMU, Aug 22: Justice Tashi Rabstan, Chief Justice (A), High Court of J&K and Ladakh had an interaction with 69 trainee judicial officers present both physically and virtually in an enlightening and thought-provoking session held at the High Court Conference Room here today.
In his address, the Chief Justice (A) emphasized upon the critical importance of judicial independence, impartiality and adherence to the rule of law.
He elaborated on the importance of training offering the trainees a comprehensive understanding of contemporary challenges and expectations in the judiciary.
Trainees actively posed questions on managing conflicts of interest, balancing personal beliefs with professional responsibilities and navigating ethical dilemmas in the courtroom & the Chief Justice’s responses provided practical advice and valuable perspectives on these complex issues.
The session was met with enthusiastic participation from the trainees, who expressed deep appreciation for the Chief Justice’s candid and insightful discourse.
Justice Tashi impressed upon the trainees to visit Home for Old Aged and Infirm persons at Amphalla, Jammu and interact with the inmates not only to gain wisdom but also to learn from their experiences.
He further stated that this profession demands unwavering integrity and a deep sense of responsibility, and he is confident that these trainees are well-prepared to uphold these values.
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