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Truth Decay

 Truth decay is one of the fundamental problems being faced by judiciaries around the world.A powerful statement of the Chief Justice of Singapore, Chief Justice Menon at a function in the Supreme Court of India to commemorate the beginning of the Supreme Court of India in 1950.

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