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sachin agarwal (lawyer)     31 May 2013

Juvenile

that in the matter of bail of a juvenile should only be refused when it appears that there are reasonable grounds for believing that the release is likely to bring in association to known criminal or such release may expose him to mortal, physical or psychological danger or defeat the end of justice.  In the case where the juvenile is the co-accused is not in a criminal in nature and not involve in any other criminal case, if there is no material to say that the juvenile coming out shall join the company of the known criminals.  His education record is good and he is performing good in his the school where he is involved in his schooling.  During the interim bail he was not involved in a criminal activities and during that period his behaviour was so good in the society and he has not try to misused the interim bail period.  It is very important that if a person who is juvenile and allegations made against him fell down in a criminal black hole and then it is some chance to regenerate his good beheavior which is the requirement to live in a society and he's not violating the rule and Regulations of the society so four for the further more confining a juvenile for long would mean to deprive him from further distress, psychologycal danger, therefore the refusal of the bail of the juvenile would not be justified and the relaxation to live in the society not in the jail and right to take the healthy and fresh breath is necessary for the welfare of the society we are the person who is starting his life and starting to join the society and starting to learn the rules and regulations of the society we are he will make a new And healthy environment For others.



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