Justice S.R. Bhat’s four year tenure falls short of the average tenure of a Supreme Court judge.

Justice S. Ravindra Bhat wrote a little more judgements than his peers who served for four years at the Supreme Court

Justice Bhat retires after a four-year tenure with 142 judgements to his name

Justice Krishna Murari authored 64 judgements during his 3.75 year long tenure.

Justice Krishna Murari retired on July 8th, 2023 with an overall authorship rate of 21%

Justice Krishna Murari authored 64 judgements, at a rate of 17 judgements per year.

Justice V. Ramasubramanian retires after a 3.75-year tenure, having written over 100 Judgments.

Justice Rastogi authored judgements in 31.5% of the benches that he was a part of.

In his 4.5 year tenure, Justice Rastogi was the 4th most prolific judgement author amongst his peers.

Justice K.M. Joseph has authored judgements in 33% of the Benches he was part of.

Justice K.M Joseph retires after a 4.75-year tenure, having written over 130 Judgments.

SCO looks into the statistics behind Justice M.R. Shah—one of the most prolific authors at the SC.