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Rajeeta Patel @ Rajita Patel vs The State Of Bihar on 12 October, 2020 Equivalent citations

Mohammad Ghayas vs State Of U.P. And 3 Others on 2 December, 2019 Author

further clarified while dealing with a similar issue that the provisions of parole and furlough thus provide for a humanistic approach towards those lodged ... they lack hope of merging into society as accepted citizens. Furloughs or parole can help offenders prepare for success. Further, there can be no avail

Unfortunately, the Indian Penal Code still lingers in the somewhat compartmentalised system of punishment viz. imprisonment simple or rigorous, fine and, of course, capital sentence ... prescribed as part of the sentence. In another case, liberal parole may have to be suggested and, yet in a third category, engaging in certain

briefly mention the distinction in the phraseology, like remission, commutation and parole employed in the provisions of law discussed above. We have already discussed ... sentence stands. According to Section 3(5) of 1954 Act, Remission System, means the rules for the time being in force regulating the award

deny the parole outrightly. Wherever a person convicted has suffered incarceration for a long time, he can be granted temporary parole, irrespective of the nature ... prisoners. Being in a civilized society organized with law and a system as such, it is essential to ensure for every citizen a reasonably dignified

basal ganglia and corona radiate infarct in 2015, type 2 Diabities mellitus, systemic hypertension. Patient is on anti-platelets (blood thinner) diabetic medication/anti hypertensive ... prays that purely on humanitarian ground, the applicant may be granted custody parole for one day. He, on instructions, also submits that if so permitted

that have been recognized internationally and its essential paradigm in Criminal Justice System. It reads as under :-- "6.9.1 Victims of crime are important players ... complainant/informant and as witness for the Police/prosecution. Despite the system being heavily dependant on the victim, criminal justice has been concerned with

mere notional imprisonment by including the period spent on furlough or parole therein. The instructions contained in the letter under reference of Delhi Administration ... longer granting furlough to life convicts although in all suitable cases parole is being granted to such prisoners. (8) The learned counsel for the petitioners

family. It is here that poor find our legal and judicial system oppressive and heavily weighted against them and a feeling of frustration and despair ... execution of personal bond by the convict before being released on parole. However, the applicability of Rule 10 in such cases is not ruled