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Being the second pillar of the constitution, the judiciary plays a vital role in ensuring that each sector of the government knows and follows the limits of its power. It also protects civil rights. The Supreme Court of India, particularly, has the power to ensure that the laws do not violate the constitution of the country. In case it does, the Supreme Court has the right to cross out such laws. The supreme judicial body of the country, the Supreme Court of India not only shoulders the enormous responsibility of delivering justice but also has the powers of judicial review. The judgements passed by the Supreme Court are followed in all the courts of law. Resultantly, the onus of the lawyers of the Supreme Court is also massive. Only lawyers who are registered with the Supreme Court are permitted to appear for cases and plead for their clients in the court. Lawyers who are designated as senior lawyers by the Supreme Court can appear for their client along with a registered lawyer. The...