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Showing posts with label preliminary assessment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label preliminary assessment. Show all posts
Sunday, 26 July 2026

How Juvenile Justice Boards Should Conduct Preliminary Assessment Under S.15 of JJ Act ? Supreme Court Issues Guidelines

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 In this regard, the observations of Gujarat High Court in Child in Conflict with Law v. State of Gujarat, reported in MANU/GJ/1115/2023, re...

Supreme Court: Murder Is 'Heinous Offence' under JJ Act, Not 'Serious Offence'; S 302 IPC Implies Minimum Life Sentence

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i. The offence punishable Under Section 302 of the Indian Penal Code, which prescribes punishment of "death or imprisonment for life...
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...
Saturday, 25 May 2024

What are important factors to be considered by JJB or children court while doing preliminary assessment of juvenile as per S 15 of Juvenile justice Act 2015?

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 In the report submitted by the experts to the Board it does not deal with the aforementioned aspects, which are relevant in view of the lan...
Monday, 13 May 2024

Supreme Court Prescribes 30 Days Time Limit To Prefer Appeal Against Juvenile Justice Board Preliminary Assessment Order

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  Though, the right of appeal has been provided in Section 15(2) and Section 101(2) of the Act against an order passed Under Section 18(3) a...

WHETHER THE PERIOD PROVIDED FOR COMPLETION OF PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT UNDER SECTION 14(3) OF THE JJ ACT IS MANDATORY OR DIRECTORY?

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   Section 15 of the Act enables the Board to make preliminary assessment into heinous offences where such an offence alleged to have been c...

Supreme Court : Appeal Against Preliminary Assessment Order passed under JJ Act is Maintainable Before Children's Court if available, Not Sessions Court

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  (A) REGARDING THE TERMS USED AS 'CHILDREN'S COURT' AND 'COURT OF SESSIONS' 11. Section 101 of the Act provides for app...
Saturday, 5 August 2023

What is duty of Juvenile Justice Board while doing preliminary assessment of Juvenile for trying him as adult?

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  The next important aspect that needs to be gone into and considered is, as to whether the inquiry and preliminary assessment conducted by ...

Whether victim or her relative can make application before Juvenile Justice Board to try Juvenile as adult?

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The J.J.B., as per the provisions of Section 15 of the J.J. Act, on its own, was required to conduct the preliminary assessment with regard ...
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...
Sunday, 25 September 2022

Delhi HC: Extracting Confession From Child Is Beyond Scope Of Preliminary Assessment Report and it is Unconstitutional

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 Learned counsel appearing on behalf of the NGO/HAQ, Intervener in the CRL.Ref. 3/2016 has placed before us, a copy of the preliminary asses...
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 not completed within the prescribed period?

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  As per  Section 15(1)  read with Section 14(3) of the J.J. Act, the preliminary assessment has to be completed within a period of three mo...

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...