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While Declining Bail To Juvenile Take Into Account Social Investigation Report & Not Merely Police Report: P&H High Court Directs JJ Boards

The <b>Punjab & Haryana High Court</b> last week directed the Juvenile Justice Boards across the States of Punjab and Haryana and the Union Territory, Chandigarh to record their reason for declining bail to...

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Supreme Court Requires States/UTs To Furnish Details Of Financial Stability Of Parents/Guardians Of Children 'Restored' In Pandemic

Supreme Court Requires States/UTs To Furnish Details Of Financial Stability Of Parents/Guardians Of Children 'Restored' In Pandemic Share This - x In the wake of the risks of trafficking etc, the Supreme Court on Monday required the state governments/Union Territories to provide information in 2 weeks about the financial stability of the families of those children who were restored to their parents/guardians from the Child Care Institutions on account of the COVID situation.The bench headed by Justice L. Nageswara Rao noted that in view... Your free access to Live Law has expired To read the article, get a premium account.

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Supreme Court Orders In Matters Related To COVID-19

The Supreme Court of India has passed many judgments and orders in the matters related to COVID-19, in the year 2020. In this write-up, the important pronouncements are briefly discussed. CONSTITUTION OF HIGH-POWERED COMMITTEE IN EACH STATE/UNION TERRITORY FOR RELEASE OF PRISONERS ON PAROLE OR INTERIM BAIL. A Bench comprising the Chief Justice SA Bobde, Justices L. Nageswara Rao and Justice Surya Kant directed that prisons must ensure maximum possible distancing among the prisoners including undertrials. The bench also took into consideration the possibility of outside transmission and directed that the physical presence of all the undertrial prisoners before the Courts must be stopped forthwith and recourse to video conferencing must be taken for all purposes. The bench also directed that the transfer of prisoners from one prison to another for routine reasons must not be resorted except for decongestion to ensure social distancing and medical assistance to an ill prisoner and there should not be any delay in shifting sick person to a Nodal Medical Institution in case of any possibility of infection is seen. The bench further directed that each State/Union Territory shall constitute a High-Powered Committee comprising of Chairman of the State Legal Services Committee, the Principal Secretary (Home/Prison), Director General of Prison(s), to determine which class of prisoners can be released on parole or an interim bail for such period as may be thought appropriate. The bench suggested that each State/Union Territory could consider the release of prisoners who have been convicted or are undertrial for offences for which prescribed punishment is up to 7 years or less, with or without fine and the prisoner has been convicted for a lesser number of years than the maximum.

Good & Bad : 60 Important Supreme Court Judgments Of 2020

SC asks states to give Rs 2,000 per month for education of children restored with families | India News

NEW DELHI: Observing that Covid-19 has affected normal life since March and children did not had the opportunity to attend classes, the Supreme Court on Tuesday directed all the states to provide Rs 2,000 a month for the education of each child who was in a child care institution (CCI) and has now been restored to his or her family during the pandemic. The apex court was told that 2,27,518 children were in CCIs when the Covid-19 pandemic started and 1,45,788 have been restored with their families or guardians. Taking note of the plight of children who are residing in CCIs during pandemic period, the top court stressed on the need to provide them requisite infrastructure for education and said that states should ensure that required number of teachers are made available to teach them.

SC Asks States To Give Rs 2,000 A Month For Education Of Children From Institutions Now With Their Families

Home  »  Website  »  National  »  SC Asks States To Give Rs 2,000 A Month For Education Of Children From Institutions Now With Their Families SC Asks States To Give Rs 2,000 A Month For Education Of Children From Institutions Now With Their Families A bench headed by Justice L Nageswara Rao said states should ensure that the required number of teachers are made available to teach children in CCIs. PTI 15 December 2020 Representational Image PTI 2020-12-15T13:58:57+05:30 SC Asks States To Give Rs 2,000 A Month For Education Of Children From Institutions Now With Their Families outlookindia.com 2020-12-15T14:00:22+05:30 The Supreme Court on Tuesday directed all states to provide Rs 2,000 a month for the education of each child who was in a child care institution (CCI) and now been restored to his or her family during the Covid-19 pandemic.

SC asks states to give Rs 2,000 per month for education of children from CCI now with their families

SC asks states to give Rs 2,000 per month for education of children restored with families since loc- The New Indian Express

SC asks states to give Rs 2,000 per month for education of children restored with families since lockdown The apex court was told that 2,27,518 children were in CCIs when the COVID-19 pandemic started and 1,45,788 have been restored with their families or guardians. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- By PTI NEW DELHI: Observing that COVID-19 has affected normal life since March and children did not had the opportunity to attend classes, the Supreme Court on Tuesday directed all the states to provide Rs 2,000 a month for the education of each child who was in a child care institution (CCI) and has now been restored to his or her family during the pandemic.