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SENTENCES AND SENTENCING POLICIES "—A‘
& PROCEDURES
CHAPTER III DEATH PENALTY 1E—6`
CHAPTER IV CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY 5Q—*i
CHAPTER V FINANCIAL ... wife and
children or he threatened him with supernatural penalties by
"fasting" upon him, as in the East even
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gravest cases of extreme culpability.
Before opting for the death penalty the circumstances of the
'offender' also require ... incident before the Court. The Sessions Court imposed death
penalty on three of the appellants, viz., Machhi Singh,
Kashmir Singh
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207··—209 N0 risk in abolition ....... 69-70
2IO—2II Death penalty a lazy answer ...... 70
212 Other methods should be tried ... Puuoiumu Sumner-MATTER Paton
519-520 Causing death by reckless or dangerous driving . . . 173-174
521 Proiiteering
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time which elapsed between the time of death and post
mortem examination, as found by doctors, was consistent with ... case for awarding the extreme penalty of death.
On the other hand, Shri H.L.Agrawal, learned senior counsel
appearing
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facts of the case did not warrant
a death penalty in the case of accused Nos. 1 and 2, more ... insofar as
they permit the imposition of the death penalty were viola-
tive of Articles
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sole alternative will be
an adequate substitute for the death penalty. Proposals for
its abolition have not been accepted ... self restraint.
The arguments advanced by Mr. Garg against death penalty per
se were practically similar to those which were
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were no "special reasons" justifying the
imposition of the death penalty. [371 F]
(a) The Sessions Judge was wrong ... discretion to impose or
not to impose the death penalty. It is one of the great
burdens which judges
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punishment be not enhanced from life imprisonment to death penalty.
We have heard learned counsel for the parties on that ... grant of life imprisonment is the rule and death penalty an
exception in rarest of rare cases by stating 'special
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community may well withdraw
the protection by sanctioning the death penalty. But the community will
not do so in every ... holders of the
judicial power centre to inflict death penalty irrespective of their personal
opinion as regards desirability or otherwise
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explosive substances.
Now, I come to the provision regarding death penalty. During the British period, in 1908, the Explosive Substances ... there is capital punishment for terrorism. But here death penalty has been mentioned. The Minister of Home Affairs intends
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