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SC sets norms for jail terms in murder cases, gives man 25 yrs

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 19 March 2024
Supreme Court guidelines introduce fixed jail terms for non-capital offenders, factoring in crime details, motive, prior record, and societal risk to prevent early release and ensure appropriate sentencing.
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