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When power goes out, justice shouldn’t stall — but that’s exactly what’s happening in courts across the state. Bar Association head T.R. Ramachandran is sounding the alarm, saying blackouts are crippling court operations and slowing down the legal system. Meanwhile, the Attorney General fires back, insisting courts are self-sufficient and capable of devising their own solutions to keep cases moving. This clash reveals a deeper tension: who’s responsible when essential services fail — and how resilient can our justice system really be?

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