00:00We have to give up to our government and to make our government's laws and laws.
00:11We have to give up to our government.
00:14We have to give up to our government.
00:18I will tell you about our government's laws and laws.
00:25that he was talking about the government,
00:30I think the government had not said in the field of communism that he had two policemen,
00:36which had two people in the square foot.
01:10Thank you very much.
01:24foreign
01:29foreign
01:45and the most important thing is that if we are in our world,
01:52our world is in our world, our world is in our world.
02:00Look at this, we are in our world,
02:12Thank you very much.
02:41The Bar and the Bench are two essential pillars of administration of justice.
02:50Although their goals may differ, their ultimate objective remains, say, to uphold the constitution,
02:57protect the rights of the citizens, and ensure that justice is delivered clearly, impartially
03:05without fear and fever.
03:07I have always believed that the relation between the Bar and the Bench must be formed upon mutual
03:15respect, institutional independence, professional integrity, and shared commitment to the rule
03:22of law.
03:23Differences of opinion may arise in the source of the legal proceedings, but they must always
03:30be guided by professional courtesy and common dedication to justice.
