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Karnataka HC: Provisions of Parole/Furlough Structured on Humanistic Grounds for Reprieve - (29 Oct 2021)

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Karnataka High Court has said the provisions of parole/furlough are structured on humanistic grounds for the reprieve of those lodged in jails for long. The main purpose of releasing a serving convict on parole is to afford him an opportunity to solve his personal & family problems and to enable him to maintain his links with the civil society.

Tags : KARNATAKA HIGH COURT   PROVISIONS OF PAROLE/FURLOUGH  

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