Trial Court Should Not Issue Warrant Of Arrest Mechanically, Without Application Of Mind: Calcutta High Court

In a recent judgment, the Calcutta High Court emphasized that trial courts should not issue arrest warrants mechanically without proper consideration of the facts and circumstances. The court highlighted that such warrants must be issued based on a thorough application of mind, ensuring that all legal and factual aspects are examined. The judgment underscores the importance of judicial discretion and careful deliberation in the issuance of arrest warrants, aiming to prevent arbitrary or unjust decisions in the judicial process.