view Rules 4(4) and 6 of the Prison (Bombay
Furlough and Parole) Rules, 1959 (in short, the 'Rules'). The said
Rules have ... Section 3 of the Act, while the expression 'Parole System' is
defined in Clause 5(B) of the said provision. The underlying object
above provisions it is evident that the Bombay
Furlough and Parole Rules do not confer a legal right on a prisoner to be
released ... Section 3 of the
Act, while the expression “parole system” is defined in clause
(5-B) of the said provision. The underlying object
crime and criminals. As a consequence of
the introduction of parole into the penal system, all
fixed-term sentences of imprisonment of above 18 months ... parole
authorities of the convicts released on parole and in case
of failure to perform the promise, the convict released on
parole is directed
crime
and criminals. As a consequence of the introduction of
parole into the penal system, all fixed-term sentences of
imprisonment of above 18 months ... parole authorities of the convicts released
on parole and in case of failure to perform the promise, the
convict released on parole is directed
offenders on probation, home leave to prisoners,
introduction of wage system, release on parole, educational,
moral and vocational training of prisoners are some ... Volume I of its Report
relating to streamlining the remission system and premature
release (parole), and then to do the needful. (Para
were free when on bail during the trial
and free when on parole by the state, (b) they did not abuse
the trust reposed ... many
unmentionable vices that humanizing interludes of parole are
part of the compassionate constitutionalism of our system.
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The basics being thus illuminated, we have
Union Of India And Ors vs Hindustan Development Corpn. And Ors on 15 April, 1993
component of humanism which is the heart of
the legal system. We come across cases where parties have
already suffered ... unmention-
able vices that humanizing interludes of parole are part of
the compassionate constitutionalism of our system.
The basics being thus illuminated, we have
State may
consider, in cases of men with poor families,
occasional parole and reformatory courses on
appropriate application, without the rigour of
the old rules ... over sentencing and the possibility of parole. The Act sought
to create a transparent, certain, and proportionate sentencing system,
free of "unwarranted disparity
crimi-
nals.
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As a consequence of the introduction of parole
into the penal system, all fixed-term sen-
tences of imprisonment of above ... parole authorities of the
convicts released on parole and in case of
failure to perform the promise, the convict
released on parole is directed
