id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
cjal-3323	Chandrachud, Abhinav	Speech, Structure, and Behavior on the Supreme Court of India	2012	53	.pdf	application/pdf	22110	1053	66	It observes that a senior judge almost always writes the court's majority opinion, that dissenting and separate concurring opinions have declined in speech cases over the years, that the court was most pro-speech in its outcomes in the 198os, that the presence of the Chief Justice and the type of speech case involved have a statistically significant correlation with the outcome, and that certain types of speech cases are more prominent on the court's docket than others, although the court hears a variety of speech cases. For example, though I have not encountered such cases, it is possible that contempt of court cases, or other cases involving a free speech component, were not couched by the claimant or the court as free speech cases.	cache/cjal-3323.pdf	txt/cjal-3323.txt