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DISCHARGE PLACES ACCUSED ON HIGHER PEDESTAL THAN ACQUITTAL, RULES SUPREME COURT

DISCHARGE PLACES ACCUSED ON HIGHER PEDESTAL THAN ACQUITTAL, RULES SUPREME COURT Supreme Court of India

NEW DELHI – In a landmark ruling reinforcing the rights of individuals cleared early in criminal proceedings, the Supreme Court of India has held that a person who is discharged from a case stands on a "better footing" than one who is acqui…

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