Solitary Confinement v/s Right to Life

The constitution of India provides legal protection to the accused person to uphold the fundamental rights of an individual so that procedure laid down under criminal law should be ‘right, just and fair’ and not in any oppressive and arbitrary manner. It is necessary to provide legal protection to the accused person during the trial to grant him free and fair trial without misuse of powers by the government authorities.

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International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
Published
2025-06-19
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https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i03.48542
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International Law and Human Rights
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Solitary Confinement v/s Right to Life

Payal Walde
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Solitary Confinement v/s Right to Life

Payal Walde
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Abstract

The constitution of India provides legal protection to the accused person to uphold the fundamental rights of an individual so that procedure laid down under criminal law should be ‘right, just and fair’ and not in any oppressive and arbitrary manner. It is necessary to provide legal protection to the accused person during the trial to grant him free and fair trial without misuse of powers by the government authorities.

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