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Juvenile Justice Act, 2015

Calcutta HC Gives Split Verdict on Juvenile Anticipatory Bail, Refers Issue to Larger Bench [Read Judgment]
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Calcutta HC Gives Split Verdict on Juvenile Anticipatory Bail, Refers Issue to Larger Bench [Read Judgment]

Calcutta High Court delivers split verdict on juveniles seeking anticipatory bail; majority bars pre-arrest relief, strong dissent prompts larger Bench review.

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Gauhati HC Urges Assam Govt to Expedite Notification of Child Protection Policy and Rules [Read Order] Judiciary
Gauhati HC Urges Assam Govt to Expedite Notification of Child Protection Policy and Rules [Read Order]

The Gauhati HC urges the Assam Govt to swiftly notify the Draft State Child Protection Policy and Rules to implement the Juvenile Justice Act, 2015 effectively.

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