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Bombay High Court urges Uniform Furlough and Parole Policy, slams denial due to previous overstays [Read Order]
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Bombay High Court urges Uniform Furlough and Parole Policy, slams denial due to previous overstays [Read Order]

The Bombay High Court calls for a uniform furlough and parole policy, criticizing denials based on past overstays and urging legislative reforms for fairness.

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Must breathe fresh air: Person convicted of heinous crime is not hardened criminal, Himachal Pradesh HC rules Judiciary
Must breathe fresh air: Person convicted of heinous crime is not hardened criminal, Himachal Pradesh HC rules

Why is it important to release even persons convicted of heinous offences on bail? Read this article to find out Himachal Pradesh High Courts reasoning.

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