advocate – Role of lawyer – “ There could be ways in which conduct and action of malefactor was professional misconduct. The purity of the court proceedings has to be maintained. The Court does not only have the right but also an obligation to protect itself and can bar the malefactor from appearing before the Court for an appropriate period of time. There is a duty cast upon an advocate to protect the dignity of this Court not to scandalize the very institution as observed in the said decision referred to R.K. Anand v. Delhi High Court [2009 (8) SCC 106] in Kamini Jaiswal v. Union of India & Anr. [2018 (1) SCC 156], referred in #2020 SCeJ 1076
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