Rajasthan High Court Overturns Order Directing Industrial Training Colleges Established Prior To 2018 To Furnish ₹50,000 Bank Guarantee

The Delhi High Court has strongly emphasized the necessity of speedy trials under the Maharashtra Control of Organized Crime Act (MCOCA) to protect the liberty of accused individuals. MCOCA is a stringent law designed to combat organized crime, often involving prolonged periods of detention. The court's directive underscores the fundamental right to a expeditious trial, even under such severe legislation, to prevent indefinite incarceration without a conclusive legal process. This emphasis ensures that the application of stringent laws does not unduly infringe upon an individual's constitutional right to liberty and fair proceedings.