The Bangladesh Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA), established in 1948 and active until its dissolution in 1972 following Bangladesh's independence, plays a pivotal role in the legal profession within the country. Recognized under the Bangladesh Legal Practitioners and Bar Council Order, it underwent several amendments, including the notable changes introduced by the 2003 Amendment Act. The association's heritage traces back to the British colonial period when the Indian High Courts Act of 1861 led to the foundation of high courts across the subcontinent, including the Dhaka High Court, a successor of the Calcutta High Court.

The SCBA actively engages in various initiatives to support its members, including organizing events, maintaining a comprehensive library, and facilitating online member registration and payments. Additionally, it oversees member directory updates, library services, and offers event announcements to promote professional development and community engagement within the legal landscape of Bangladesh. Its commitment to the legal profession underpins the integrity and advancement of justice in the nation.