Supreme Court of India
Md. Monir Alam v. State of Bihar
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Probation of Offenders Act, 1958: t, c s.4 - Release of offender on probation of good conduct - Conviction of offender by trial court along with others ulss 304 (part-II) and 323 /PC with a sentence of three years observing that the incident was in fact a free fight - High Court modifying the conviction to one uls 304 (part-11)1149 and s.323 /PC - Held: Offender has secured a Doctorate and employment as a Senior Assistant Professor - His Jo " professional qualifications show his expertise in his specialty and also portray his association with prestigious organisations worldwide in the field
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