Supreme Court of India
Sheela Barse & Ors. v. Union of India & Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950, Article 21-Speedy trial-Whether fundamental right of accused. Children Act, 1960-Children-Offences by-Not to be kept in Jail-To be kept in remand homes or released on bail. Criminal Trial-Investigation of offences by children-Comple tion within three months of lodging complaint/FIR-Trial-Comp letion within six monthsLNecessity of. On Uth Joly, 1986 this Court issned various directions in regard to the physically and mentally retarded children as also abandoned or destitute children who are lodged in various jails in the country for 'safe custody'. Giving further
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