
The Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High Court ruled that courts must explain their reasons when granting bail in serious or heinous criminal cases instead of issuing mechanical orders without justification.
The Court stressed that bail decisions must consider the seriousness of the crime, the evidence, and whether the accused could influence witnesses or the trial.
In this case involving murder and related charges, the High Court rejected the bail plea and reminded the trial court to avoid routine unnecessary adjournments and to ensure a speedy trial with proper judicial reasoning.
[Murad Ali & Ors v. UT Of J&K]
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