A Check On Arresting An Accused ‘Unnecessarily’; New Bail Law: Need Of The Hour? | The Urban Debate
July 12, 2022
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of The Urban Debate, news anchor Afrida Rahman Ali will be discussing on Supreme Court's proposal for a new Bail Law to restrain investigating agencies from arresting the accused ‘unnecessarily’. 'Bail is the rule, jail an exception'. SC of the country, as well as many HCs, have thus, again reiterated this.
"This order is an expression of 'frustration' by Supreme Court as judges feel fundamental rights are routinely violated by police," says Dushyant Dave, Senior Advocate & Former President of the SC
"This law will help people to get bail on time. India hasn't moved to a state of mind where #bail is seen as a right," Sanjay Hegde, Senior Advocate SC
"You will never have equal offenses, therefore reasoning of the court should be exercised. Bail petition to be decided within 2 weeks is the strongest point," Pinky Anand, Senior Advocate, Former ASG
"The main point of the judgment was to reiterate that someone is charged with a crime where the maximum sentence is 7 years or less, the police shouldn't arrest,” Colin Gonsalves, Sr Advocate, SC
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