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Bail granted due to
prolonged custody and no immediate prospect of trial commencement.
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Accused in custody for
nine years bail granted to uphold the right to a speedy trial under Article 21.
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Accused in custody for
over 7 years; bail granted due to prolonged incarceration without trial.
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Young age and
reformative approach considered, bail granted with conditions to prevent
criminal exposure.
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Bail denied in a POCSO
case as the victim, a minor, was traumatized and the trial was expected to
conclude within six months.
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Lack of independent
witnesses, missing financial trail, and procedural lapses justify bail.
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Commercial quantity of
Ganja seized no case for regular bail.
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Bail granted
considering the young age of the accused and absence of criminal antecedents.
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Prolonged incarceration
of six years without framing of charges violates liberty rights.
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Long incarceration and
lack of antecedents justify bail when the trial is unlikely to conclude soon.
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Test Identification
Parade and recovery completed; stringent conditions imposed on bail.
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Accused in custody for
over four years; bail granted under Section 436A CrPC without examining case
merits.
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Bail granted as implication
solely based on co-accuseds statement without independent evidence.
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Accuseds young age and
lack of prior criminal history considered; bail granted with stringent
conditions.
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Accused incarcerated
for six years without framing charges violates right to a speedy trial; bail
granted.
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Bail
confirmed under stringent conditions after initial grant of interim protection.
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Bail granted
considering prolonged custody and delay in trial commencement.
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Prosecution evidence inconsistent; conviction set
aside.
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Rape of Mentally
Disabled Woman-Delay in FIR does not affect conviction if the evidence is
cogent and credible.
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CCTV footage without
Section 65B certification is inadmissible; High Court erred in treating it as
primary evidence.