This is primarily the responsibility of petitioners. But judges have to consider whether the allegations made against people are in tune with their personality or to the general impression about them. Democracy implies the rule of law, not of petitioners. The judiciary has not only to administer justice equitably and justly but also to protect individuals from being falsely implicated. My purpose is not to cast aspersions on judges or courts.
People hurt themselves when they hurl stones at the temple of justice.
To hurt the court is to hurt society. The denigration of judges can only lead to the diminishing of an institution which provides strength to the democratic system. Contempt'' is their only shield. But the dignity of law cannot be pulled down by slights which can easily be ignored. The more courts join issue on such things, the more they would involve themselves in spectacles which are bound to be messy.