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Judicial airs, musical chairs

If lower court grants bail one day,
High court stays, saying oh, no way,
Ah with judicial airs
Courts play musical chairs,
And the top court then stays the stay.
Too bad, justice delayed
When weighed, weighed and reweighed,
Perfection still remains at bay.
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Happenings |05.07.2024| justice 
Poet’s note: And this ditty wonders if the country (and the world as well) is aware that our modern judicial process has become extremely slow, and that millions of cases get pending (as in India). We should know, courts are manned by humans who in no way are perfect. That, seeking too much perfection is waste of time.

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