Lawyer reprimanded for mocking judge's office, not the judge

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A judge at the Punjab and Haryana High Court clarified that the court disagreed with a lawyer's conduct, not his legal arguments. The court stated that while lawyers are free to disagree with judicial reasoning, they must not mock the institution itself. This statement came during a hearing on Wednesday. The remarks underscore the importance of maintaining respect for the judicial office.

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