Lawyer, Advocate, Barrister & AOR Explained ⚖️ | Attorney General vs Solicitor General | JustEthic

Lawyer vs Advocate vs Barrister | Senior Advocate, AOR, AG, SG & Public Prosecutor Explained Lawyer, Advocate, Barrister & AOR Explained ⚖️ | Attorney General vs Solicitor General | JustEthic 📚 YouTube Description Lawyer, Advocate, Barrister, Senior Advocate, Advocate-on-Record (AOR), Attorney General, Solicitor General, Advocate General, Public Prosecutor और Government Pleader — आखिर इन सबमें क्या अंतर है? In this JustEthic™ video, we explain these important legal terms in simple, practical and exam-oriented language, with their relevant constitutional and statutory provisions. 📖 Important Provisions • Section 16, Advocates Act, 1961 — Senior and other Advocates • Article 76, Constitution of India — Attorney General for India • Article 165, Constitution of India — Advocate General for a State • Section 18, BNSS, 2023 — Public Prosecutors • Supreme Court Rules — Advocate-on-Record 🎓 Useful for: AIBE Aspirants | Judiciary Aspirants | CLAT Aspirants | Law Students | Legal Awareness If you're preparing for a competitive law examination or simply want to understand the Indian legal profession better, save this video for revision. 👍 Like the video 💬 Comment your question 📤 Share it with a law student 🔔 Subscribe to JustEthic™ JustEthic™ | Justice • Knowledge • Ethics ⚠️ Educational Disclaimer: This video is intended for general legal education and awareness. Laws, rules and judicial interpretations may change. Always refer to the latest official legal sources for the current position of law. Source: Relevant constitutional provisions, statutes, Supreme Court Rules and publicly available official legal materials. #LegalEducation #LawStudents #JustEthic