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Constitutionalism and Good Governance: A perspective of 21st Century
Is there any provision in the Code of Criminal Procedure for setting off the period of detention as an under-trial prisoner against the sentence of imprisonment imposed upon him? If so, what?- Distinguish between Reference and Revision.
- State the general provisions regarding the execution of sentences under the Code of Criminal Procedure.
- State the provisions of suspension of execution of sentence of Imprisonment.
- Is the period of detention undergone by an accused, during the investigation, inquiry, or his trial, liable to be set off against the term of imprisonment imposed on him upon his conviction?
- When may bail be taken? When bail may be taken even in case of a non-bailable offence? Has the court of Sessions or High Court special powers regarding bail?
- When bail may be claimed as a matter of right?
- A Sessions Judge rejects an application for anticipatory bail. Can the applicant thereafter file a fresh application before the High Court?
- An accused is arrested for a bailable offence, and he is released on bail. During the trial, he absconds and non-bailable warrants are issued against him… Can the court, in such circumstances, refuse to release him on bail? Give reasons briefly.
- What do you mean by anticipatory bail? When it is granted? What is the difference between general provisions of bail and anticipatory bail?
- When bail may be cancelled?