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Disadvantage of bail to convicted accused


26-Aug-2023 (In Criminal Law)
A accuse convicted u/s 500,506? Accused got a bail n he files appeal but not attending appealing court regularly n not giving his argument in appeal court last 4 year. I had completed my argument last one year. Why judge allow his application even I object every time. Accused is convicted for 3 month punishment. He is prolonging the case taking advantage of bail. I want your advice what legal action I can take n under which section n without hurting judge. My advocate also heisted to take strong action he doesn’t want to damage relations with judge. Can u guide me?
Answers (2)

Answer #1
711 votes
i think that any action you take can damage your relation with judge and what are relations ???? he is the judge of the court of law there cannot be relations it is his sacrosanct duty to dispense justice. you can make an application to the judge to please expedite the trial or you can write a letter or complaint to the principal district judge of your district.
Answer #2
603 votes
You can file writ petition in High Court to direct the Judge to complete the hearing and decide the Appeal within 4 weeks.
Once High Court gives order to hear and decide the Appeal in 4 weeks then the Accused can not do anything.
Even the Judge will have to Decide the Appeal within 4 weeks.

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