Chitrakshi Jain

Chitrakshi Jain

Chitrakshi Jain was a Research Fellow with the Judicial Reforms vertical. As a member of the vertical, she worked on issues such as judicial planning, transparency in the judiciary and the way the office of prosecution works in the criminal justice system in India. A 2014 graduate of NALSAR, Hyderabad she was working as a research associate for the Centre for Social Justice, Ahmedabad prior to joining Vidhi. Interested in pursuing research that lies at the intersection of law and social sciences, she completed her Masters in Politics from the University of Delhi.

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Chitrakshi

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Jain

The Quest for Prosecutorial Independence

National Judicial Policy: A concept note and ten visions for 2030

Just not about vacancies

Courtroom Scoresheets

Examining The Special Prosecution Needs Of Criminal Justice

70 Years Of Indian Judiciary | Opinion: Height Of Administrative Mismanagement Best Highlighted By Plight Of High Court Judges

Survey of high court advocates exposes fault lines between bar, bench; greater transparency in judicial appointments need of the hour

A Survey of Advocates Practicing Before the High Courts

Virtual Courts in India: A Strategy Paper

Why only filling judicial vacancies won't decrease pendency

Back to Basics: A Call for Better Planning in the Judiciary

The Indian Judiciary has declared a war on the RTI Act- and that's hampering judicial reform

Open Courts in the Digital Age: A Prescription for an Open Data Policy

Sunshine in the Courts- Ranking the High Courts on Their Compliance With the RTI Act

The myth of the underfunded judiciary

Budgeting Better for Courts - An Evaluation of the Rs. 7460 Crores Released Under the Centrally Sponsored Scheme for Judicial Infrastructure

What about natural rights of those who serve judges? Problems with Kerala High Court sevak rules