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Ordinance on video link between jails, courts promulgated
By Our Special Correspondent
HYDERABAD, DEC. 11. The Governor, Dr C. Rangarajan, has
promulgated an ordinance which facilitates the production of an
undertrial before a magistrate through the video-conferencing
method. The ordinance is expected to solve a major problem of
providing armed escort to undertrials.
According to an official press release here on Monday, the
ordinance amends sub-section 2 of 167 Cr.P.C. facilitating the
production of an accused person before the magistrate concerned
"either in person or through the medium of video linkage". The
video linkage provided between jails and courts is the first of
its kind in the country.
The video-presentation of an accused person before the magistrate
is expected to solve the major problem of undertrials being
incarcerated in jails without being produced in courts due to
acute shortage of escort personnel. The other benefit of the new
system would be that the prisoners would not have any chance to
escape and lot of time and money is saved in transportation of
the remand prisoners to court, the press release added.
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