Section 54, The Legal Practitioners Act, 2000 THE LEGAL PRACTITIONERS (C ODE OF C ONDUCT) R ULES , 2010

(1) The dress of legal practitioners appearing in Courtshould be unobtrusive and compatible with the wearing of robes. (2) All legal practitioners shall wear plain gowns except legal practitioners who have been conferred with the status of ‘Senior Advocate’. to appear for more than one defendants. Duty of legal after conviction and sentence. Duty to conduct prosecutions fairly and impartially. Dress in court for all legal practitioners. 20 21 (3) Female legal practitioners may wear suits, trouser suits and dresses in either dark gray, navy blue or black. (4) Male legal practitioners may wear suits, jackets or cut waistcoats in either dark gray, navy blue or black. (5) Shirts, tunic shirts and blouses should be predominantly white or of other unemphatic colour and collars should be white and shoes black. (6) Dresses or blouses should not be sleeveless and blouses should be of modest cut. (7) No ostentatious jewellery or ornaments shall be worn in Court. PART XVII–DISCIPLINARY PROCEEDINGS