How does delayed trial and long jail time impact the consideration of factors in a legal case by Supreme Court
Consideration of factors like delayed trial and long jail time in legal cases beyond the gravity of the offence.
- The delay in conducting a trial can impact the Supreme Court's consideration as it may violate the accused's right to a fair and speedy trial as guaranteed by the Constitution.
- Long jail time before a trial can also influence the Court's decision, especially if the accused has already served a significant portion of their sentence.
- The Court may take into account the potential harm caused by the delay or prolonged incarceration on the accused's mental and physical well-being.
- Factors like delayed trial and long jail time can affect the credibility of evidence and witness testimonies, as memories may fade and evidence may deteriorate over time.
- The Supreme Court may consider these factors when determining the overall fairness and reliability of the legal proceedings.
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