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Indian Supreme Court Redefines Cruelty and Torture

24 Mar Indian Supreme Court Redefines Cruelty and Torture

24.03.06 | 1 Comment

The Indian Supreme Court has defined cruelty and “mental torture” in a most unusual way. Details here.

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fdelondras
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Here’s one example we’d probably all rather our national courts chose not to incorporate into law….

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