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Long and short of default bail

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A Delhi special court’s decision to allow seven foreign nationals under National Investigation Agency (NIA) investigation in a terrorism-related case to travel home for a month raises a constitutional question: how should criminal law balance national security, investigative deadlines and personal liberty? The accused, an American national, Matthew Aaron VanDyke and six Ukrainian citizens were […]

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