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- noun Plural form of
undertrial .
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Examples
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Federal Law Minister Veerappa Moily said Monday at least 175,000 of more than 250,000 remand prisoners - known as "undertrials" - would be freed in response to human rights campaigns for people lost in the judicial system.
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Many of those cases will take far longer than 16 years to resolve, and if the Awasthis lived in a virtual cell while their case ground on, at least they weren't literally incarcerated, like the millions of "undertrials" who languish in prisons, often for longer than the maximum sentence possible for their alleged crimes, while they await a trial date.
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The 41 girl undertrials in the Jagdalpur jail in naxalite cases should have proper access to legal aid.
Naxalite Maoist India Abhay N 2006
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He said Salem was within his rights to contest elections "as our constitution permits undertrials to take part in the poll process".
Archive 2006-09-01 Abhay N 2006
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The 41 girl undertrials in the Jagdalpur jail in naxalite cases should have proper access to legal aid.
Archive 2006-12-01 Abhay N 2006
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Formed in 2006, the committee has been helping undertrials, besides visiting villages and nearby towns to make people aware of their legal rights.
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Thakkar has also met undertrials like Maria Susairaj, an alleged accused in the 2008 Neeraj
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Police said that the duo misused the mobile phones from the jail, which is allowed for a specific time for undertrials to talk to their lawyers.
Analysis 2010
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Delhi leads in releasing undertrials under Law Min Prog
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Delhi: With the release of over 3,000 undertrials languishing in jails, Delhi has taken the lead in implementing the Centre's ambitious National Mission for Delivery of
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