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Nuvvala Kiran Vs. the State of A.P.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2003(2)ALD(Cri)410; 2004CriLJ1263

..... borstal schools act, 1925. ..... hence, the impugned judgment of the trial court, as also the conviction and the detention of the accused in the borstal school ordered thereby are all valid and legal and do not suffer from any factual, legal or inherent illegality or infirmity so as to warrant this appellate court, to interfere therewith on any such ground or ..... under section 8 of that act, inter alia, an adolescent offender can be directed to be detained in the borstal school for a term which shall not be less than two years and shall not exceed five years, but, in the case, extending beyond the date on which the adolescent offender will in the opinion of ..... the points for consideration and determination by this appellate court, in this criminal appeal, will be, as under:--(1) whether the impugned judgment and the conviction and detention in borstal school, etc. ..... borstal school for three years is fully justified and warranted, according to law ..... borstal school, nizamabad, for a period of three years, for the purpose of reforming himself for getting proper training therein, ..... the inspector of police, chilkalaguda police station, filed a charge sheet, against the sole accused, in the committal court, being the court of the x metropolitan magistrate, secunderabad, under section 376(2)(f) of ipc inter alia, alleging, as under :--(a) the sole accused is aged about 18 years and is a student of intermediate course and resident of ..... 2001, following the procedure prescribed in chapter xviii, cr. p.c. .....

Parents Involved in Community Schools Vs. Seattle School Dist. No. 1

Court : US Supreme Court

..... they must meet traditional learning goals, where they must attract and retain effective teachers, where they should (and will) take account of parents views and maintain their commitment to public school education, where they must adapt to court intervention, where they must encourage voluntary student and parent action where they will find that their own good faith, their knowledge, and their ..... race-based criteria can arise in the context of, for example, census forms, research expenditures for diseases, assignments of police officers patrolling predominantly minority-race neighborhoods, efforts to desegregate racially segregated schools, policies that favor minorities when distributing goods or services in short supply, actions that create majority-minority electoral districts, peremptory strikes that remove potential jurors on the basis of race, and others ..... ] rejecting arguments comparable to those that the plurality accepts today,[ footnote 6 ] that court noted: it would be the height of irony if the racial imbalance act, enacted as it was with the laudable purpose of achieving equal educational opportunities, should, by prescribing school pupil allocations based on race, founder on unsuspected shoals in the fourteenth amendment. id. ..... chapter ..... in 1963, at the insistence of the national association for the advancement of colored people (naacp) and other community groups, the school board adopted a new race- ..... in 1963, the transfer program s first year, 239 black students and 8 .....

Saidapalli Mogalaiah and anr. Vs. State and anr.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2003(5)ALD500; 2003(2)ALT(Cri)510

..... at the central prison, secunderabad, and if the respondents had executed the warrants immediately after the judgment of the court on 10-3-1969 both the petitioners could have availed the benefits available to juvenile prisoners such as borstal schools as they were minors at the time the judgment was rendered by the high court, however the respondents did not choose to issue warrants to execute the orders of the high court for reasons best known ..... on february 10, 1949 the judge, special court, red fort, delhi, convicted the petitioner for offences under section 3, read with section 6, of the explosive substances act, under section 4(b) and section 5 thereof; and for murder under section 302, read with section 109, of the indian penal code; for the first two offences he was sentenced to seven years' rigorous imprisonment ..... in the counter-affidavit that has been filed by superintendent, central prison, cherlapally it has been contended that the delay in execution of the committal warrants does not wipe out the sentence. ..... pursuant to the said committal warrant the petitioners were arrested and admitted to jail on 26-12-1983. ..... prison rules, 1973 in chapter liv the petitioner no. ..... the rules framed under the prisons act enable such a prisoner to earn remissions - ordinary, special and state - and the said remissions will be given credit towards his term of imprisonment. ..... no such provision is found in the indian penal code, code of criminal procedure or the prisons act. .....

Regents of Univ. of California Vs. Bakke

Court : US Supreme Court

..... state court was correct in its view that the university's special program was illegal, and that bakke was therefore unlawfully excluded from the medical school because of his race, we should affirm its judgment, regardless of our views about the legality of admissions programs that are not now before ..... 2/55 ] moreover, we need not rest solely on our own conclusion that davis had sound reason to believe that the effects of past discrimination were handicapping minority applicants to the medical school, because the department of health, education, and welfare, the expert agency charged by congress with promulgating regulations enforcing title vi of the civil rights act of 1964, see supra at 438 u. s ..... first expressed in president kennedy's june 19, 1963, message to congress proposing the legislation that subsequently became the civil rights act of 1964. ..... hospital, 323 f.2d 059 (ca4 1963), cert ..... justice requires that public funds, to which all taxpayers of all races contribute, not be spent in any fashion which encourages, entrenches, subsidizes, or results in racial discrimination'") (quoting from president kennedy's message to congress, june 19, 1963) ..... ( ..... 25 (1963) ..... (1963 ..... of seven representatives 2425 (1963) ..... ( ..... in 1963 and 1964, when title vi was drafted and debated, the courts had only recently applied the equal protection clause to strike down public racial discrimination in america, and the scope of that ..... (1963); 110 ..... 1963), ..... 26 (1963) ("testimony supporting the fact of discrimination in ..... 1963 .....

Sukanya Shantha Vs. Union Of India

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... was also allowed to separate and remove children (between 6 and 18 years of age) from their parents or guardians and place them in any established industrial, agricultural or reformatory schools .174 these children were deemed as youthful offenders under reformatory schools act, 1897.175 furthermore, the adults working in industries or children in reformatory schools could be transferred to any other similar establishment in any part of british india.176 a person of a criminal tribe found beyond the prescribed territorial limit ..... of the present case, show that he is by habit a robber, house breaker, dacoit, thief or receiver of stolen property or that he habitually commits extortion, cheating, counterfeiting coin, currency notes or stamps or forgery; (2) any person convicted of an offence punishable under chapter xvi of the indian penal code, whose previous conviction or convictions taken in conjunction with the facts of the present case show that he habitually commits offences against the person; (3) any person committed to or detained ..... she further argued that prisons, reformatories, borstal institutions and other institutions of a like nature, and persons detained therein as a subject fall under the domain of the states under entry 4, list ii of the seventh schedule of the constitution. 4 ms. ..... exclusiveness. courts granted injunctions to restrain members of particular castes from entering temples 201 marc galanter, law and caste in modern india , asian survey (1963), vol. 3, no.11, .....

County of Allegheny Vs. Aclu

Court : US Supreme Court

..... found that nebraska's practice of employing a legislative chaplain did not violate the establishment clause, because "legislative prayer presents no more potential for establishment than the provision of school transportation, beneficial grants for higher education, or tax exemptions for religious organizations. ..... ii this litigation began on december 10, 1986, when respondents, the greater pittsburgh chapter of the american civil liberties union and seven local residents, filed suit against the county and the city, seeking permanently to enjoin the county from displaying the creche in the county ..... 55 ] justice kennedy evidently believes that contemporary references to exclusively christian creeds (like the trinity or the divinity of jesus) in official acts or proclamations is justified by the religious sentiments of those responsible for the adoption of the first amendment. ..... 1952), for example, we permitted new york city's public school system to accommodate the religious preferences of its students by giving them the option of staying in school or leaving to attend religious classes for part of the ..... 203 (1963): "it is said, and i agree, that the attitude of government toward religion must be one ..... 223 (1963) ("the distinction between the two clauses is apparent -- a violation of the free exercise clause is predicated on coercion, while the establishment clause violation need not be ..... (1963); engel ..... 305 (1963) (goldberg ..... international book of christmas carols 12, 28, 30, 46, 318 (1963). .....

Ralston Vs. Robinson

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the federal courts unanimously have upheld 5010(b) against constitutional challenges on the reasoning early expressed by the chief justice when a circuit judge and often quoted thereafter: "[t]he basic theory of that act is rehabilitative, and, in a sense, this rehabilitation may be regarded as comprising the quid pro quo for a longer confinement, but under different conditions and terms, than a defendant would undergo in an ordinary prison. . . ..... in his opinion for the court, justice brennan explained the underlying purposes of the act: "the core concept of the yca, like that of england's borstal system upon which it is modeled, is that rehabilitative treatment should be substituted for retribution as a sentencing goal ..... [ footnote 4 ] section 5011 provides in full: "committed youth offenders not conditionally released shall undergo treatment in institutions of maximum security, medium security, or minimum security types, including training schools, hospitals, farms, forestry and other camps, and other agencies that will provide the essential varieties of treatment. ..... respondent first points to 5010(c), which authorizes a court to "sentence the youth offender to the custody of the attorney general for treatment and supervision pursuant to this chapter for any further period [beyond six years] that may be authorized by law for the offense . . . ..... united states, 315 f.2d 204 (ca4 1963); carter v. ..... states, 326 f.2d 56, 56-57 (ca10 1963). cf. ..... states, 326 f.2d 56, 57 (ca10 1963); 18 u.s.c. .....