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Explained | How can a juvenile be tried as an adult in Court?

The National Commission for Protection of Children has issued new guidelines on whether a child can be tried as an adult in cases of heinous crimes

The Hindu · Apr 24, 2023

Famous Liverpool sports shop was 'the' place go for decades

Jack Sharp was a mecca in the city for more than 80 years

Liverpool Echo · Dec 15, 2022

Gurugram: JJB rules juvenile accused of murdering 7-yr-old schoolmate to be tried as adult

GURUGRAM: Sticking to its earlier ruling, the Juvenile Justice Board (JJB) ordered on Monday that a youth who was 16-years-old when he was accused of killing his seven-year-old schoolmate in Gurugram in September 2017 shall be tried as an adult in the sensational case, according to the victim's lawyer.

The Times of India · Oct 17, 2022

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2017 school murder case in Gurugram: Juvenile Justice Board seeks opinion on juvenile’s mental state

Gurugram: The Juvenile Justice Board (JJB) on Friday sought the opinion of its empanelled psychologist as to whether a second psychological evaluation of the minor accused of killing a Class 2 student would help in determining “if he was mature enough in 2017 to understand the consequences of the offence”.

The Times of India · Jul 30, 2022

Tamil Nadu: Teen booked under Pocso to work at government hospital

CHENNAI: A Juvenile Justice Board (JJB) in Tiruvallur has ordered a Class XII student, who was booked for impregnating a minor girl, to work at a government hospital in the district for 12 hours every Sunday.

The Times of India · Apr 28, 2022

Two Belfast buildings put up for sale by JD Wetherspoon putting pub plans in doubt

They have been described as 'excellent redevelopment opportunities'

Belfast Live · Apr 14, 2022

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