Bail can't be refused as indirect process of punishing accused before conviction: Court
Delhi court has said bail cannot be refused as an indirect process of punishing an accused before he is convicted while releasing a man
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Delhi court has said bail cannot be refused as an indirect process of punishing an accused before he is convicted while releasing a man
A Delhi court has said bail cannot be refused as an indirect process of punishing an accused before he is convicted while releasing a man accused of taking a bribe of Rs 12 lakh.
New Delhi: A Delhi court has said bail cannot be refused as an indirect process of punishing an accused before he is convicted while releasing a man who has allegedly taken a bribe of Rs 12 lakh. Special Judge Sunena Sharma granted bail to Rishi Raj, saying it is one of the basic principles of criminal jurisprudence that an accused is