Poetry Is The True Language Of A Lawyer: Justice Suresh Gupte

Update: 2024-03-27 10:31 GMT
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From a humble middle class Maharashtran family, Justice Gupte was the first person in his family to pursue law, and was groomed by his grandfather from a very young age, not just to become a lawyer, but particularly to become a judge. Chatting with Sr. Adv. Darius Khambata, in the sixth episode of the Bombay Bar Association Podcast, he talks about his love for theatre and how there is a...

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From a humble middle class Maharashtran family, Justice Gupte was the first person in his family to pursue law, and was groomed by his grandfather from a very young age, not just to become a lawyer, but particularly to become a judge. Chatting with Sr. Adv. Darius Khambata, in the sixth episode of the Bombay Bar Association Podcast, he talks about his love for theatre and how there is a little bit of an actor in every lawyer and a bit of a director in every judge. He talks about the challenges he faced as a junior member of the bar, the qualities in a lawyer he looked for as a judge, as well as his views on the judiciary when it comes to fairness, honesty, and of course, justice.

Chapters:

(00:00 - 00:52) Introduction

(00:53 - 02:17) His grandfather's influence on him becoming a judge

(02:18 - 06:49) His passion for theatre in school and college years

(06:50 - 10:07) His early days at the bar

(10:08 - 11:07) Initial days of struggle

(11:08 - 12:13) His role models

(12:14 - 14:286) The 3 times he was asked to be a judge

(14:27 - 17:08) The three benchmarks of writing judgements

(17:09 - 18:11) Sitting on a division bench with Justice Chandrachud

(18:12 - 22:33) What does a judge look for in a lawyer

(22:34 - 25:31) Vaidehi Akash case

(25:32 - 26:11) Transition from lawyer to judge

(26:12 - 28:16) Relationship and history with Justice Kathawalla

(28:17 - 30:55) The Beef Ban in Maharashtra

(30:56 - 32:59) Protecting the independence of the judiciary

CREDITS:

Guest: Justice Suresh C. Gupte

Host: Sr. Adv. Darius Khambata

Editorial Guidance: Nitin Thakker

Special Thanks: Vishal Kanade & Firoz Bharucha

Concept & Creative Producer: Aditya Bapat


This is a Maed in India production.

Head of Production: Shaun Fanthome

Creative Head: Mae Mariyam Thomas

Sound Designer & Mixing Engineer: Kartik Kulkarni

Sound Editors : Lakshman Parsuram & Ishaan Devasthali

Directed and edited by: Jishnu Guha

Camera Assistant: Ujjwal Lo

Project Coordinator: Natasha Vakil

Research: Nirmal Bhansali

Assistant Producers: Meghna Gulati & Ruchi Sawardekar

Studio: Island City Studios

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