• The Supreme Court is currently examining the issue of whether a convict who has been released prematurely can practice law in India.
• As per the current law, a person who has been convicted and sentenced for a specific term of imprisonment is disqualified from practicing law.
• However, the question arises when a convict is released early due to various reasons such as good behavior, remissions, or commutation of sentence.
• The Supreme Court is assessing the constitutional validity of Section 24(2) of the Advocates Act, which disqualifies a person convicted and sentenced for an offense from practicing law.
• The court will consider whether the rehabilitative aspects of releasing a person early should allow them to pursue a career in law.
• This matter raises complex legal and constitutional issues, as it involves balancing the rights of convicts with the integrity of the legal profession.
• The final decision of the Supreme Court will likely set a precedent for whether prematurely released convicts can practice law in India.

Please note that the information provided is based on the given context and may be subject to change based on the final decision of the Supreme Court.