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Haryana Mandates 3 Years' Law Practice
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Haryana Mandates 3 Years' Law Practice

✍️ The Tribune 🗓 11 Aug 2026, 11:03 AM 👁 14
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The Haryana government has made 3 years of legal practice mandatory for judicial services aspirants. This new rule aims to improve the quality of candidates.

In a significant move, the Haryana government has introduced a new requirement for those aspiring to join the judicial services in the state. As per the latest directive, candidates will now need to have at least 3 years of legal practice experience to be eligible for judicial services. This decision is expected to enhance the competence of future judges. The move is seen as a step towards ensuring that only experienced and skilled lawyers are appointed to the judiciary.
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