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Bombay High Court Grants Bail to Accused in Attempt to Murder Case Due to Lack of Prima Facie Evidence and Delay in Filing FIR. Court Held That Absence of Grievous Injuries and Delay in FIR Weakened Prosecution Case Under Sections 140(2), 308(7), 3(5) of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023.

The applicants, Ankush Singh and Jatin Patel, filed a bail application under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023, in connection with FIR No. 0039 of 202...

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Madras High Court Grants Bail to Accused in NDPS Case on Parity with Co-Accused Released by Supreme Court Due to Trial Delay. Petitioner Granted Bail Under Section 37 of NDPS Act Considering Long Incarceration and Non-Compliance of Trial Completion Direction.

The petitioner, Jasheer Razak (A2), was arrested and remanded to judicial custody on 27.01.2023 in connection with C.C.No.971 of 2023 for offences und...

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Supreme Court Restores Bail to Accused in NDPS Case Due to Lack of Recovery and Inadmissibility of Confessional Statements. Court Holds That Confessional Statements Under Section 67 NDPS Act Are Inadmissible and That Absence of Contraband Recovery and Inconclusive Test Reports Weigh in Favor of Bail.

The Supreme Court dealt with two special leave petitions arising from a common judgment of the Madras High Court concerning bail under the Narcotic Dr...

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High Court of Karnataka Denies Bail to Accused in Gowri Lankesh Murder Case Under KCOCA and IPC. Petitioner Alleged to Be Part of Criminal Conspiracy Involving Organized Crime Syndicate; Bail Rejected on Grounds of Prima Facie Evidence and Seriousness of Offences.

The petitioner, Sri Mohan Nayak N., accused No.11 (originally accused No.8), filed a criminal petition under Section 439 of the Code of Criminal Proce...

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Supreme Court Sets Aside Dismissal of Judicial Officer for Granting Bail and Acquitting Accused, Holding That Wrong Orders Alone Do Not Constitute Misconduct. Disciplinary Action Requires Proof of Extraneous Considerations or Corrupt Motive, Not Mere Errors of Judgment.

The Supreme Court allowed the appeal filed by the legal representatives of the deceased judicial officer, Krishna Prasad Verma, against the State of B...