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Appellate Division allows old offences to be brought under Emergency Rules

By Adnan Karim

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The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court has granted leave to appeal in Sheikh Hasina Wazed V The State. The government lodged this appeal after the High Court ruled that prior offences cannot be brought under the Emergency Rules. This effectively meant that the tough grip over the cases filed against the former politicians would have loosened up, with the possibility of them being released on bail. The Appellate Division's decision had stopped that. By granting leave to appeal, the Appellate Division has automatically stayed the operation of the High Court Division's Judgment. The decision was unanimous.

Full post as published by Law Chronicles Online on May 14, 2008 (boomark / email).

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