Before the arrest of S., 498 Conventional Code (XLV of 1860), section 360/361/363/120/34, the defendants' grants appeared to be respectable persons, two of whom were high-ranking government officials and their professional careers, Respect and honor was possible if he was arrested in a case in which there was hardly any substantive evidence against him against which the accused was charged. The prohibition clause did not come up and in such case there was a guarantee of guarantee. One rule, though denied, was that the interim pre-arrest warrant was given to the accused, which was confirmed in the circumstances.
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