IJMIS proposes independent judicial talent discovery, evidence-based merit assessment and stronger accountability without compromising judicial independence.

 


👩‍⚖️ Collegium vs. Commission — which ensures justice better?

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IJMIS proposes a phased reform of India’s Collegium System through independent judicial talent discovery, evidence-based merit assessment, integrity verification, conflict checks, anti-favouritism audits and a judicial-majority selection mechanism—while protecting judicial independence from political control.


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