Section 497 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 302 Murder M Jim Bail, the defendant's grant was behind bars for the last six years, and so far only four witnesses were examined and the trial is scheduled to be completed in the near future. There was no possibility of The intention of the law to save the criminal administration of justice was dependent on the circumstances of the case, because the defendant's fundamental right to a fair and speedy trial seemed to be aimed at criminal prosecution. The trial was not to punish the prisoner. He was charged, but his purpose was to face the prosecution and respond to criminal charges against him. Accusation of speedy and fair trial was the basic right of the accused; the accused was admitted in bail, under the circumstances.
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