How does the High Court exercising jurisdiction in relation to a State influence the recruitment process for persons other than district judges to the judicial service of that State?
The High Court exercising jurisdiction in relation to a State influences the recruitment process for persons other than district judges to the judicial service of that State by participating in the rule-making process. The Governor of the State makes rules for appointments after consulting with both the State Public Service Commission and the High Court. This ensures that the High Court's expertise and experience are considered in the recruitment process, ensuring a fair and well-informed approach to selecting judicial service members other than district judges.