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Commission Report Capital Punishment : Explanation Of Abbreviation R.C. Repo1 Im.
QLAW COMMISSION OF INDIA ‘
THIRTY-FIFTH REBORT
VOLUME ... CAPITAL PUNISHMENT)
SEPTEMBER, 1967
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA Q MINISTRY OF LAW
* . 1 CHAIRMAN,
Law Commission,
5, jon Bagh, New Delhi
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that the
discretion invested in the Judges to Impose capital
punishment is not based on any standards or policy required ... Legislature for imposing capital punishment in
preference to imprisonment for life; (iii) that the un-
controlled and unguided discretion
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march of the movement for abolition of Capital Punishment,
that Judges in India are required to decide which sentence ... studies made on the subject whether capital
punishment is the most desirable and most effective
instrument for protecting the community
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amendments. But it is not a simple Bill because capital punishment is being proposed in place of rigorous imprisonment ... PRAMANIK : I am asked to say something about capital punishment. I am on the definition. My amendment is, you have
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motion for consideration of the Abolition of Capital Punishment, 2004 moved by Shri C.K. Chandrappan on 14th August ... other day I moved the Abolition of Capital Punishment Bill, 2004. One of the most important reasons for getting this
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that I tried most is not to introduce the capital punishment. Civilised people are of the opinion that capital punishment ... lost. No property is lost. Still there is a capital punishment, that is, life imprisonment for the explosive and capital
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SUBMISSIONS BY MEMBERS: Regarding Capital Punishment Awarded To An ... on 18 March, 2008
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Title : Regarding Capital punishment
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Court is as to when and
why shall capital punishment be pronounced on a murderer and
why not in other ... sentence for reasons to be recorded in writing. Formerly,
capital punishment was to be imposed unless special reasons
could
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pronounced by the Sessions Court in the case of capital
punishment is not final unless confirmed by the High Court
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will be
difficult to hold that capital punishment as such is unreasonable or
not required in the public interest ... person found guilty of murder or any other capital offence
punishable under the Indian Penal Code with death
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