JUSTICE CROSSWORD
Across
- 2. Petitioner of Landmark Supreme Court case that expanded the interpretation of Article 21.
- 4. The law governing civil court proceedings in India.
- 5. Authority that provides legal aid at the state level.
- 8. Supreme Court judge associated with the expansion of Public Interest Litigation.
- 11. The written decision and reasoning delivered by a court.
- 12. Directive Principle of State Policy requiring the state to ensure free legal aid and equal justice.
- 16. Abbreviation of National Legal Services Authority responsible for implementing legal aid services in India.
- 17. Alternative dispute resolution process where a neutral mediator helps parties settle a dispute.
- 19. From the Latin principle meaning “hear the other side.”
- 20. The older law governing criminal trials and procedures in India.
- 21. Court order allowing temporary release of an accused person from custody during trial.
- 24. Constitutional principle under Article 14
- 25. Authority that implements legal aid programs at the district level.
Down
- 1. A person who assists the court with expertise.
- 3. Supreme Court judge known for progressive judgments on prisoners’ rights and social justice.
- 6. A formal court order issued by a constitutional court to enforce rights or compel action.
- 7. The process of taking a dispute to court.
- 9. The highest court of India and the final interpreter of the Constitution.
- 10. Petitioner of the case which established the Basic Structure doctrine of the Constitution.
- 13. Constitutional writ used to produce a detained person before the court to check unlawful detention.
- 14. Abbreviation for Public Interest Litigation, allowing courts to hear cases filed in public interest.
- 15. A prisoner who is detained in jail while their trial is still pending.
- 18. Document used to formally report a cognizable offence to police.
- 22. Informal forum for dispute resolution promoted under the Legal Services Authorities Act.
- 23. System of providing free legal services to people who cannot afford a lawyer.