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A STUDY OF CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS PERTAINING TO THE RIGHTS OF AN ACCUSED SEEKING BAIL
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This research paper aims to explore the constitutional provisions pertaining to the rights of an accused in the criminal justice system, with a special focus on the concept of bail. The right to bail is a fundamental aspect of the accused's rights, ensuring that individuals are not deprived of their liberty without just cause. This paper discusses the various aspects of bail, including its legal framework, principles, and international human rights standards. Additionally, it highlights the need for maintaining a balance between the rights of the accused and the interests of society.
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