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Delhi HC: Sensitization of Trial Court Judges Required in Pronouncing Judgements on Conviction - (27 May 2024)

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Del. HC has observed that judgments on conviction should only be pronounced when they are ready for pronouncement and where judges convict accused and take them into custody they should immediately supply a copy, free of cost, to the accused for availing remedies available to them according to law.

Tags : DELHI HIGH COURT   PRONOUNCING JUDGEMENTS   CONVICTION  

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