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Showing posts with label juvenile justice Act 2015. Show all posts
Showing posts with label juvenile justice Act 2015. Show all posts
Sunday, 25 May 2025

LLM Notes: Judicial Perspective on Juvenile Justice in India: Latest Supreme Court Judgments

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  Key Judicial Principles and Trends Recent Supreme Court judgments reaffirm the judiciary’s commitment to a rehabilitative and child-cent...
Sunday, 26 May 2024

Leading Supreme court judgment on preliminary assessment of juvenile under juvenile justice Act

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Preliminary assessment of Juvenile What are the four attributes of preliminary assessment under Section 15(1) of the 2015 Act? First and for...
Thursday, 8 February 2024

Important provisions of Criminal minor Acts(Part 1)

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  1) Important provisions of NDPS Act 1985. https://www.lawweb.in/2019/09/important-provision-of-ndps-act-1985.html 2) Important provisions ...
Tuesday, 11 October 2022

Bombay HC: Child Cannot Be Automatically Tried As An Adult Even If It Commits Heinous Crime

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 As per Section 2(33) of the J.J. Act "heinous offences" means the offences in which minimum punishment is seven years or more. Th...
Saturday, 23 July 2022

Whether Child In Conflict With Law(Juvenile) Can Seek Anticipatory Bail U/S 438 CrPC?

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   Section 5 of the Cr.P.C. is also relevant in this context, which reads thus: “5. Saving.– Nothing contained in this Code shall, in the ab...
Sunday, 27 March 2022

Important Judgments on Preliminary assessment of juvenile by JJB or Childrens court as per Juvenile justice Act

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  Credits:- https://pixabay.com/ 1) Whether preliminary assessment done by JJB or children's court is vitiated if not completed within t...

Whether preliminary assessment done by JJB or children's court is vitiated if it has failed to take assistance psychologist or other experts?

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  As per sub-section (3) of Section 14 of the J.J. Act, a preliminary assessment in case of heinous offence under  Section 15 , shall be dis...

Should JJB or Children's court allow the juvenile to participate in his preliminary assessment?

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  The case, in hand, falls within the category of heinous offence and the petitioner, being more than 16 years of age on the date of commiss...

Will the trial before Children's court be vitiated if the Children's court fails to conduct a preliminary assessment?

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   Though, once again the expression used in Rule 13(1) is that the Children's Court may decide, however, Rule (6) uses the expression ...

Whether children court must follow S 19 of juvenile justice Act?

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   In terms of   Section 18(3)   of the Act where the Board after the preliminary assessment under   Section 15   forms an opinion that ther...

Whether habitual offender can be given of benefit of juvenility?

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  24. The further contention of Ld. counsel for the appellant that CCL (R) is involved into other FIRs, therefore, he is a habitual offende...

Whether Juvenile justice board doing preliminary assessment is bound by expert opinion?

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      There is no doubt that the JJ Board may seek the opinion of an expert regarding the mental and physical capacity of a CCL to commit an...

Precaution to be taken by Juvenile justice board while dealing with preliminary assessment of Juvenile

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31. In view of the above discussion made hereinabove, we conclude as below: (i) that the entire investigation is vitiated for the reason tha...
Wednesday, 20 January 2021

Questions and Answers on law Part 17

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Q 1:- Whether Judgments and orders passed by Civil court are executable throughout the territory of India? Ans:-Yes, as per  Article 261(3) ...
Monday, 16 November 2020

Supreme court: Accused who was below 18 years of age on the date of commission of offence can be treated as juvenile even after commencement of juvenile justice Act 2015

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Section 25 is a non-obstante Clause which applies to all proceedings in respect of a child1 alleged or found to be in conflict with law pend...
Tuesday, 14 July 2020

Landmark Judgment on grant of bail to juvenile and conduct of trial under Juvenile Justice Act 2015

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We, thus, sum up the references by holding as under:- Q. (i). Under which provision of law, a child, who has completed or is abov...
Sunday, 12 July 2020

Excellent study material on Juvenile Justice Act

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MW7WRv-NRSQXOWVa3MxaD2Q_DgLdT7os/view?usp=sharing

Difference between trial before the regular court and before the children's court

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 On transfer to the regular criminal court, the trial may be according to the mainstream criminal procedure, but the punishment, however, ...

Procedure to be followed under the Juvenile Justice Act if juvenile above the age of 16 years is involved in the heinous offence

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 The Board would inquire into or try a heinous offence adopting the procedure of summons cases if the child was below sixteen years when h...