Section 426 (1A) (C), Providence Control of Narcotic Substances Act (XXV of 1997), Section 9 (C) for drug trafficking, harsh, frustrating \ and \ dangerous \ criminal conviction, suspension of scope The application was requested by Appeal Proviso` to` Section 426 (1A) (c), providing for suspension of sentence for legal delay in the decision of the CR PC, provided that an appellate court strongly \ The frustrated and / or dangerous offender was not entitled to the benefit of a suspended sentence; the hardened criminal; And it is not possible to change all those who have become hardened and out of sympathy, can even be regarded as the "toughest" if they take the risk of being helpless and frustrated. Convinced \ Desperate criminal \ A dangerous criminal belongs to a person who is capable of inflicting terrible injury and harm to society, whoever commits a crime of nature, will bring a criminal into the category. ? One of the most dangerous offenders was not in the history record and was the first culprit; such an accused, under the circumstances, could not be declared a "toughest offender", was accused of being involved in drug trafficking. The frustrated person reason was because the commission required trial planning and mediation situations for such a crime, however, the court put the suspect in the grip of a dangerous bracelet. inal \, as it received a heavy dose of 15 kilograms. He seemed to be involved in large-scale drug trafficking and committed a crime which had a direct impact on the public, especially
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