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Punjab & Haryana HC Commutes Death Sentence To 30 Years Without Remission, Says Accused Not Beyond Reform
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Punjab & Haryana HC Commutes Death Sentence To 30 Years Without Remission, Says Accused Not Beyond Reform

Punjab and Haryana High Court upholds a woman’s conviction for kidnapping and murdering a toddler but commutes her death sentence to 30 years’ rigorous imprisonment without remission, finding her not beyond reform.

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Supreme Court This Week: Key Rulings You Should Know Judiciary
Supreme Court This Week: Key Rulings You Should Know

Supreme Court’s key rulings this week cover CEC appointment law, Section 197 CrPC, POCSO safeguards, Article 311, life imprisonment, Companies Act, arbitration, Hindu property rights, gratuity and bribery.

Sessions Court Cannot Bar Statutory Remission: Supreme Court [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Sessions Court Cannot Bar Statutory Remission: Supreme Court [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court holds that a Sessions Court cannot direct a life convict to remain in prison for the rest of their natural life by excluding statutory remission, and modifies the sentence to 25 years without remission.

"Age Alone Cannot Justify Denying Remission", Meghalaya HC Quashes Rejection Of Life Convict's Premature Release Plea Judiciary
"Age Alone Cannot Justify Denying Remission", Meghalaya HC Quashes Rejection Of Life Convict's Premature Release Plea

Meghalaya HC quashes rejection of life convict's remission plea, holds age and fitness alone cannot justify denying premature release. Can a prisoner be denied remission just for being fit and 40? Meghalaya HC says no, ordering fresh review of a life convict's plea.

'Judicial propriety,' Two Bilkis Bano case convicts file plea in SC against judgment quashing remission Judiciary
'Judicial propriety,' Two Bilkis Bano case convicts file plea in SC against judgment quashing remission

Two Bilkis Bano case convicts file a Supreme Court plea challenging a judgment that quashed their early release, citing judicial impropriety.

Surrender passport, record presence in police station every 15 days, SC to ex-MP Anand Mohan

Supreme Court directed former MP Anand Mohan to surrender passport and record presence in police station ever 15 days.

Maharashtra appropriate government to consider remission application, Gujarat acted in tandem with convict: Supreme Court in Bilkis Bano case

While setting aside the remission order granted to the 11 convicts in the Bilkis Bano gangrape, the Supreme Court stated that the State of Gujarat acted in tandem and was complicit with a convict who ...

Supreme Court to examine if remission of convict can be conditional [Read Order]

Explore the Supreme Court's examination of whether state governments can impose conditional remissions on convicts and revoke them if conditions are breached. Get insights into a case involving Mafabh...

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