For centuries, Lady Justice has stood to represent the principle of the law being blind. Here is a deeper look ... the figure became more prevalent in art and architecture. It was during this ...

Opinion: The reluctance to hold people accountable for lawbreaking is obvious to everyone, and it impacts our society in thousands of ways.

As we continue to strive for fairer societies, Lady Justice's image serves as both a reminder of the ideals we hold dear and a challenge to ensure that justice is truly blind to bias yet open to ...

New Delhi: Lady Justice ... effected under the aegis of Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, clearly signals that the law in the country is not blind and does not merely symbolise punishment.

who teaches at the College of art in Delhi. "Law is not blind, it sees everyone equally," CJI Chandrachud said commissioning the statue. Here is a brief history on statue of Lady Justice ...

Fani Willis likes to repeatedly tell us that "justice is a blind lady." Besides being nonsense, it's also not true, but at this point no one expects Willis to know what she's talking about every ...

Removing the blindfold from Lady Justice's eyes symbolizes a new era of justice. It sends a clear message that the law is not blind; it considers all evidence before making decisions. Replacing ...

He stated, "The law is not blind; it sees everyone equally." Therefore, Lady Justice’s new form reflects this principle, with the Constitution in her hand signifying her commitment to justice ...

A new statue of the Lady of Justice at the Supreme Court replaces the traditional blindfold and sword with open eyes and the Indian Constitution, signifying an evolving justice system in India.

The story so far: Last week, the Chief Justice of India unveiled the ‘new lady justice’ statue in ... with judicial institutions turning a blind eye. It was only during the enlightenment ...

For centuries, this statue of Lady Justice has stood to represent the principle that the law is blind. It has been used ... figure became more prevalent in art and architecture.