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4 hours ago · On August 23, 2023, the juvenile's application for bail under Section 12(1) of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 (JJ Act), was rejected. JJB rejected a subsequent ...
- Juvenile Justice Act
The JJ Act, 2015 being later in point of time to NIA Act,...
- Juvenile Justice Act
2 days ago · "How bail can be denied to a juvenile in conflict with the law when Section 12 of JJ Act is there?" Justice Oka remarked during the hearing. The counsel for the juvenile pointed out that Section 12 is routinely not followed in Rajasthan. The Court took a serious view of this larger issue, and proceeded to grant the accused youth bail.
5 days ago · The JJ Act, 2015 being later in point of time to NIA Act, 2008, the same shall, therefore, have precedence over the later Act if there is any conflict between the provisions of two Acts”, the ...
Jul 29, 2024 · The JJ Act, 2015 being later in point of time to NIA Act, 2008, the same shall, therefore, have precedence over the later Act if there is any conflict between the provisions of two Acts. The argument of learned counsel for the appellant that Section 11 and Section 22 of the Act should prevail over the provisions of JJ Act cannot be accepted.
Aug 2, 2024 · The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 (JJ Act) is the primary law for care and protection of children in the country. As per Section 2 (14) (vi) of the JJ Act, a child who does not have parents and no one is willing to take care of and protect or who is abandoned or surrendered is included as a “child in need of ...
2 days ago · guidelines for conducting preliminary assessment under section 15 of the juvenile justice (jj) act, 2015 13-04-23 1.07 mb, pdf 4 Filling up of the post of Principal Research & Technical Expert (Education) in the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights - Regarding - 05-05-2023 04-05-23 123.00 KB, PDF
Aug 6, 2024 · State through The Inspector of Police 8, held that the 2015 Act only bars life sentences if they are without the possibility of release. With this observation, the High Court upheld the life sentence awarded to a juvenile offender by the Special (Children’s) Court, while explicitly stating that such punishment must allow for the possibility of premature release.
