Juvenile Justice System Ordinance 2000 Section 497 Juvenile Justice System Ordinance (XXII of 2000), Section 2 (b) and the 7th Procedure Code (XLV of 1860), Section 380/34 Definition of a Child in Guaranty According to the Police Age of the accused 17 to 18 This opinion of the police was in the middle of the year was enough to attract the provisions of the former Juvenile Justice System Ordinance 2000, as in less than 18 days the accused would be treated as a "child" as the aforesaid ordinance court. Is provided in Section 2 (b). After investigation, including medical report, the error will be committed, depending on his age, to some extent, depending on his age, after investigation including the medical report, the ordinance protesting the accused's underage request. Was imposed under Section 7 of the Code. The accused has been convicted under Section 38080, PPC, for seven years imprisonment for determining his age, etc. He has been sentenced to seven years imprisonment and has been detained for a period of more than seven months. I was. If the age view was set on a conditional basis, it would have been legally claimed in favor of the accused for release on bail, as he had not yet been charged. In the absence of any medical report for 18 years and vice versa, the benefit from the situation had to be extended to the accused, who was entitled to bail, accordingly the accused was granted bail.
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