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The provisions of Article 14 and 22 (2) of the Constitution further ensures equality before the law. It goes without saying that the state is under Constitutional obligation to provide legal services to the persons who do have means to represent themselves in the Supreme Court.

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We at legalhelplineindia have decided to create a rich pool of pro-bono-supreme-court-lawyers-India to provide various services at Supreme Court to the deserving people. A big team of Pro Bono Supreme Court Lawyers India has been created and retained to examine the matters in-depth and make an opinion about the legal issues involved and then file the appropriate petition before the court as Pro-Bono Supreme Court Lawyers in India.

Our team of pro-bono-supreme-court-lawyers-India also take up PILs on appropriate and important issues on a pro bono basis. We depute expert pro-bono-supreme-court-lawyers-India to take up the PIL on important issues to serve the society.

It is worthwhile to mention that, the United Nations Sustainable Development – Goal 16 underscores the obligation of States ‘to ensure equal access to justice for all’. Based on this obligation, the Government of India, Department of Justice has created a database of a lawyer and some of the pro-bono-supreme-court-lawyers-India willing to provide their services to litigants identified under Section 12 of The Legal Services Authority Act of 1987.

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For availing our probono services at Supreme Court of India through our team of Probono Supreme Court Lawyers India, please read the instructions carefully and follow the same:

Write a mail giving details of the entire issue supported with the attachment of documents.
If there is any ongoing or past litigation, please disclose the same clearly with the copy of the order.
Annex the order to be challenged so that our team of Probono Supreme Court Lawyers India can go through it and make an assessment.
No telephone calls for making queries. Only emails would be entertained by use.

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Since criminal acts are considered offences in rem, i.e., against society in general, the State acts as the prosecuting party in court.

The Constitution of India provides for a federal system wherein powers are divided between the central, state, and local governments.The demarcation of powers is provided in Schedule VII read with Article 246 of the Constitution. Powers are divided into three lists:

The Union List: the Union Parliament has exclusive power to make laws with respect to the matters enumerated within this list.
The State List: State Legislatures have the exclusive power to make laws with respect to the matters enumerated within this list.
3.Concurrent List: Parliament & State Legislatures have the power to make laws with respect to matters enumerated within this list.

In the event of contradiction between Central and State laws, the Central law will prevail. Criminal law and criminal procedure fall under the Concurrent List while matters relating to Police and Prisons fall under the State List. The laws that govern criminal law in India are the Indian Penal Code, 1860 (IPC) and the Criminal Procedure Code, 1974 (CrPC). The IPC provides for the substantive law to be followed in case a crime has been committed. The CrPC provides for the procedures to be followed during investigation and trial by the police and courts.

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We have in consonance with the aforesaid scheme chalked out our strategy of creating a pool of Probono Lawyers Supreme Court India to provide various legal services to the needy people.

Our endeavor is to provide pro bono services by expert lawyers at the Supreme Court. Besides this, we have also tried to encourage lawyers and legal professionals to provide pro bono legal services.

Our attempt is also to recognize pro bono legal work being provided by lawyers. Legal professionals to create a database capturing vital information of lawyers for appropriate positions in the relevant field.

“There is a commitment to ensure that poor people have equal access to justice. We have been devising our own ways to reach out to them. In this mission, students are our ambassadors,” Justice Thakur said.

The Government of India has taken initiative and has established NALSA under the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987, to provide Legal Services to the weaker sections of the society and to organize Lok Adalats for amicable settlement of disputes.

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