from
the accumulated remission which according to the petitioner
amounts to double jeopardy.
3. The case of the petitioner is that his conduct in prison ... violative of Article 20(2) of the
Constitution of India.
8. Double jeopardy is a concept which would amount to
violation of Article
cannot be allowed. She claimed that it is a case of double
jeopardy under Article 20(2) of the Constitution of India. She
submitted that ... clearly a case
of double punishment i.e double jeopardy. She also relied
upon Section 300 of Code of Criminal Procedure.
6. The argument advanced
from the
remission register be quashed as it amounts to double
jeopardy.
3.
Thus, the petitioner has no grievance in respect ... 2310-14.doc
is a case of double jeopardy under Article 20(2) of the
Constitution of India. She submitted that on account of
overstay
cannot be
allowed. She claimed that it is a case of double jeopardy
under Article 20(2) of the Constitution of India. She
submitted that ... clearly a case of double
punishment i.e double jeopardy. She also relied upon
Section 300 of Code of Criminal Procedure.
6. The argument advanced
Thereafter, the petitioner has raised another
contention of double jeopardy. According to him, when he
was earlier released on parole leave, he did not report ... also came to be rejected. He submitted that this amounts
to double jeopardy. We may state that the application of
the petitioner has also been
cannot be allowed. She claimed that it
is a case of double jeopardy under Article 20(2) of the
Constitution of India. She submitted that ... clearly a case of double punishment i.e double jeopardy.
5. The argument advanced on behalf of the
petitioner is that it is a case
that denial of furlough would
amount to a punishment or double jeopardy, the Division
Bench observed thus:-
14. Evidently, the rules make elaborate provisions regarding ... contend that
the implementation of such provision would amount to double
jeopardy in the case of a prisoner who is punished under Section
that denial of furlough would
amount to a punishment or double jeopardy, the Division
Bench observed thus:-
14. Evidently, the rules make elaborate provisions regarding ... contend that
the implementation of such provision would amount to double
jeopardy in the case of a prisoner who is punished under Section
that denial of furlough would
amount to a punishment or double jeopardy, the Division
Bench observed thus:-
14. Evidently, the rules make elaborate provisions regarding ... contend that
the implementation of such provision would amount to double
jeopardy in the case of a prisoner who is punished under Section
fundamental right of a person accused of an offence which may involve jeopardy to his life or personal liberty and this fundamental reasonable, fair
