Sharunya
Found in 703 Collections and/or Records:
On being an ‘Activist’ judge, and not merely an ‘Active’ one, 27 October 1997
Address to the 11th Commonwealth Magistrates’ and Judges’ Association Triennial Conference, Cape Town.
On Bhopal gas tragedy eve survivors' groups slam BJP over 'denial' of justice, 1 December 2025
On the eve of the tragedy’s anniversary, survivor groups accused the ruling BJP government of failing to deliver justice to victims of the 1984 Bhopal gas disaster. They alleged prolonged neglect and inadequate action, while the BJP rejected the accusations and defended its record. In The Hindu.
On How Not to Judge the Judges: Notes Towards Evaluation of the Judicial Role, 1983
Baxi interrogates conventional ways of evaluating judges and judicial performance. The piece cautions against simplistic or moralistic assessments and emphasizes the complexity of judging within institutional, constitutional, and political constraints. It invites more nuanced frameworks for understanding judicial roles and responsibilities. In the Journal of the Indian Law Institute Vol. 25 No. 2. pg 211-237.
On judicial activism, legal education and research in a globalising India, 1996
This article examines judicial activism alongside changes in legal education and research. Baxi reflects on globalization’s impact on legal institutions, questioning how courts, scholars, and pedagogy respond to expanding judicial power and shifting regulatory environments. Published by Capitol Foundation, New Delhi.
On the extradition of the Union carbide chairman, 2014
Published by Beyond Bhopal Project
On the institutions of democracy, 2018
Published by Policy perspectives foundation
On the Magna Carta and the UK’s constitution/, 2019
Published by ASAP Law
On the Problematic Distinction between “Legislation” and “Adjudication”: A Forgotten Aspect of Dominance, 1990
Baxi critiques rigid distinctions between legislative and judicial functions. He examines how power operates through both law-making and adjudication, suggesting that dominance is reproduced through institutional practices that blur formal separations while maintaining claims of neutrality. Published in the Delhi Law Review Vol 12, Reprint.
“Opening New Doors”, 30 August 2017
In The Indian Express.
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