Hi sir, if your first question is related to the working as a judge,
then the information with me is not reliable, but I know one person
who is from Haryana who has qualified last year haryana judicial
services and working as a civil judge junior devision, he is a low
vision. If your question is regarding as a advocates, there are many
visually challanged lawyer are there who are working as advocate and
senior advocates.
I am also trying to be a judge, and preparing for judicial services,
however in my native state there is no reservation against the
vacancies for recruitment for judicial officers. Nevertheless I have
filed a case in Allahabad high court regarding the issue.
I am also not very clear what kind of work a judge can perform
efficiently being a totally blind person, thats why various state
governments are reluctant to prefer a blind person to appoint as a
judge, but in my view he can perform the duty of a judge quite
efficiently if he is provided to work in friendly environment.
As in future the concept of e-filing of the cases will be in reallity,
if not already in practice, then in those cases he can efficiently
work on such cases. however with the assistance of next person he can
accomplish all the tasks which are assigned to a judge.
While hearing the cases pleaded by various noted blind advocates the
court has remarked that how efficiently he has presented the case that
it is hard to believe that a blind advocate is pleading the case.



On 6/24/13, akhilesh <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello,
> With regard to the first question there is a junior level civil judge
> in State of TN totally blind. Some of the list members may know him
> and may provide the contact details. Except this, I don't know any in
> present scenario.
>
> So far I know and seen in practice, judges have the right to issue the
> directions with regard to the filing. Such as filing the synopsis of
> the cases in advance, which party wishes to rely upon during the
> hearing, filing the CD/E-copy of the petition. Since you're holding a
> judicial post, you surely know better than me about it. However, I'm
> not sure whether civil judges have power to issue such directions or
> not. But as you know, in High courts this practice works well.
>
> Third question will take time to answer and I will revert as soon as
> possible.
>
>
> With Regards,
>
>
> On 6/24/13, Srinivasmurthy <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Dear >,
>>
>>
>>
>> this is Srinivasamurthy from Bangalore. I am working in senior civil
>> Judge,
>> Maddur, mandya, Karnataka as SDA.
>>
>> Please  give answers with regard to the questions
>>
>> 1. does totally blind persons working in Indian courts other than
>> Karnataka?
>>
>> 2. If yes, what kind of work they are doing? and screenreader facilities
>> are
>> there in them?
>>
>> 3. what kind of work totally blind persons can able to do in courts? make
>> a
>> lists.
>>
>>
>>
>> I hope you give answers according to my questions.
>>
>>
>>
>> with regards,
>>
>> srini
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