Regular bail for Juvinel case booked under section 3/25

617 votes

Under Section 12 of the Juvenile Justice Act, 2015, a child in conflict with law is entitled to be released on bail regardless of whether the alleged offence is bailable or non-bailable, including offences under the Arms Act . The court does not consider the gravity of the offence, and bail can only be denied if there are reasonable grounds to believe the child's release would bring them into association with known criminals, expose them to moral, physical or psychological danger, or defeat the ends of justice . Since the child is already on interim bail, the regular bail process involves the Juvenile Justice Board (JJB) conducting an inquiry, which normally includes directing a Social Investigation Report (SIR) . The Board shall endeavour to dispose of the bail application normally within one week of receipt of the SIR where the child has been institutionalized . Regarding the verification of the high school marksheet, the Juvenile Justice Board follows Rule 12 of the Juvenile Justice Rules regarding age determination. The matriculation or equivalent certificate is the primary document relied upon to establish juvenility . If the Board summons the school for verification due to discrepancies or doubt, it typically conducts this inquiry within 30 days from the date of the application . If the verification confirms the date of birth, the Board will proceed with the bail consideration, ensuring the principle of the best interest of the child is applied and institutionalization is treated as a last resort .

Advocate Lalit Saxena LawRato

941 votes

If fir has been registered,take a certified copy of fir,file an application to justice juvenile board,bail will be given on the same day if he is in district protection unit. If board doesn't give bail get certified copy file an application to high court,certainly you will get bail. what is the age of juvenil?

Advocate Sunil Kumar LawRato

803 votes

Yes. In the situation you described—the child is already on interim bail, the case is under Arms Act Section 3/25, and the High School marksheet is being verified by the school—the regular-bail process is generally manageable, but the age determination and the exact nature of the alleged firearm offence are important.

Advocate Namrata Pandey LawRato

563 votes

A juvenile is generally entitled to bail under Section 12 of the Juvenile Justice Act unless release may expose the child to danger, criminal influence, or defeat justice. The Board usually decides after age verification and school record verification. Timing varies by court and case facts.

Advocate Mohd Sameer Khan LawRato

710 votes

juvenile on interim bail how to see in the district court you have to see what all is needed as per the juvenile act want bail under arms act tkknfly see the act and then proceed to the court thank I for it time

Advocate Spiti Sarkar LawRato