कोर्ट रूम का कड़वा सच! ⚖️ Entry, Struggles & Reforms - Interview with Adv Tanisha Sharma #yogiram

An Exclusive Interview with Adv. Tanisha Sharma, LLB, LLM, Deals in Criminal Cases, Family Matters & Dispute, Specialization in Divorce Cases & Court Marriages on योगीराम Podcast - "Life journey of Star" series. For any queries / Guidance, Contact : +91-9808100485, Email : [email protected] , Insta : @legal_sister_ , @legal_sister_tanisha , @districtcourtagra , Facebook : Advocate Tanisha pooja , legal sister tanisha , YouTube : District court @agra , Your Legal Sister , me @legal sister . In this in-depth interview with Advocate Tanisha Sharma we break down the real pathway to becoming an advocate, the difference between lawyers and advocates, courtroom realities, career options (government vs private), junior‑ship, ethics, delays in courts, and practical remedies when police refuse to register an FIR. Advocate Tanisha shares candid insights from her experience in Agra District & Sessions Court and explains how advocacy is both a profession and a public service. Timeline : 00:00 - How to become an advocate and required steps 02:02 - Advocacy career entry and practice overview 03:15 - LLB course options and duration explained 05:41 - Enrollment importance and rights of advocates 07:28 - Difference between advocate and judge studies 09:15 - Training and relationship between advocates and judges 13:19 - Government vs private advocates difference 15:33 - Police and advocate relationship and conflicts 17:22 - Advocate’s role in FIR registration process 19:10 - Myths about advocates’ arrests and judiciary corruption 23:21 - Reasons for delay in court cases and judiciary challenges 26:57 - Corruption in law and ethical concerns among advocates 28:51 - Advocates’ earnings and factors affecting income 30:05 - Difference between successful and unsuccessful advocates 34:43 - Junior lawyers’ learning and fee sharing explained 37:54 - Advocate misconduct rules and disciplinary process 39:36 - Duration and importance of juniors’ practice period 43:04 - Is English necessary for advocates? 44:44 - Qualities needed for first generation lawyers 46:56 - Court appearance procedures and addressing judges 49:17 - Difference between lawyer and advocate and their powers 52:14 - Legal and social struggles faced by advocates 56:19 - Advocate Tanisha Sharma’s social commitment and contact info Key Takeaways: To practice in court you must complete an LLB and enroll with the State Bar Council/Bar Council of India — LLB alone makes you a lawyer, enrollment makes you an advocate. Government advocates have steady salary and limited jurisdiction; private advocates enjoy freedom but face income variability and greater pressure. Judges and advocates share a symbiotic relationship; healthy professional argument is essential for justice. If police refuse to register an FIR, approach an advocate who can petition a Judicial Magistrate to direct police inquiry and FIR registration. Corruption is an individual failing, not proof the entire system is corrupt; ethics and discipline are enforced through Bar Council mechanisms. Junior‑ship length varies; focus on continuous study, courtroom exposure, and mentorship. Advocacy is a service-driven profession; success depends on dedication, client empathy, and lifelong learning. #yogiram #yogiram214 #pasaypvtltd #LegalSister #advocates #lawyers #AdvocateLife #LawCareer #LLB #BarCouncil #LegalAdvice #CourtroomEtiquette #JuniorAdvocate #LegalEducation #FIR #Judiciary #WomenInLaw #LegalEthics #LawStudents #Advocacy #GovtVsPrivateLawyer Connect with our Team to schedule "Your life Journey Podcast" on "Yogiram214" YouTube channel ; WhatsApp on 9893222186. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This podcast is made for information and thoughtful discussion. The views shared by our guest are their personal opinions. We’re not here to tell you what to think — we’re here to share different sides of the story. Please do your own research, ask questions, and speak with professionals if you’re making decisions. yogiRam Podcast is not responsible for actions taken based on this content. By listening, you agree to take responsibility for your own choices.