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Ok. So if the verdict is not given latest by Friday this week, Aryan will continue to languish in jail until Nov 8th at the least. 😔

Can KJo just give this Wankhede guy and certain TOP MAN a break in his films and make them the lead. How about Rohit Shetty makes Sameer with the actual Sameer. Perhaps they'll leave Aryan

Originally posted by: liberiangirl

Ok. So if the verdict is not given latest by Friday this week, Aryan will continue to languish in jail until Nov 8th at the least. 😔

My heart will actually break if that happens. This is not fair not fair at all.

They are deriving sadistic pleasure from all this.

Originally posted by: Autumn_Rose

What do you think will become of wankhede?

Ideally, he should be investigated by an Internal Affairs agency or something of that sorts. Usually a task force whose job is to investigate complaints of corruption etc by government employees. Not sure if India has one. Looks like it'll be NCB & Mumbai Police though. Don't expect much from NCB, possibly a transfer for not following protocols. Mumbai Police will definitely go all out though considering everything that has happened in the past year, the political situation in Maharashtra & the beating their reputation has taken recently. It'll be tough to prove the extortion charges regardless. But who the hell knows really, all speculation. 😆

Originally posted by: aaditi123

Guys...delay tactics are fairly common and not just in India, but anywhere in the world. You can even keep delaying civil cases...something as small as a speeding ticket to Custody battles, Divorce settlements for months if not years.

The judge has to let the councils speak. At some point she will put her foot down. Nothing so far suggests that she is in cahoots with the ASG. She's just following procedure. Aryan will get his Bail, if not today then tomorrow.

It was in response to the abuses available to the government in English common law that so many guarantees are spelled out in the US constitution and Bill of Rights including the right of an accused to a “speedy and public trial.” American defendants may delay. The defense and prosecution can agree to delay while they are negotiating a plea deal etc. But if the defense is ready the prosecution best be too. Defendants can and do go free because the prosecution fails to proceed in a timely manner. I have no idea what Indian jails and prisons are like but US ones are vile. This isn’t a matter of a civil law suit and money. This is an apparently (based on available evidence) innocent man who has been denied his freedom for 20+ days.

If this is truly just the way Indian criminal law works, every Indian citizen should be demanding an Indian Bill of Rights.

I hope you are right and Aryan will get bail soon but then I hoped (and believed) he would get it at the first hearing. I’m not counting on it anymore.

I have a question.

Doesn't the Prosecution always go first in a court hearing?

In both Sessions and now in High, we've seen the Defense go first followed by Prosecution. Is that normal?

Additionally, the Prosecution seems to base it's case entirely on the WhatsApp messages.

Don't they have to present it as evidence to the court in order to prove that what they are asking (denial of bail) is justified?

Can they just keep saying, "we are reviewing the chats and we think there is evidence which will lead us somewhere"?

Originally posted by: liberiangirl

I have a question.

Doesn't the Prosecution always go first in a court hearing?

In both Sessions and now in High, we've seen the Defense go first followed by Prosecution. Is that normal?

Perhaps it's because the burden is on the accused to prove innocence?

Originally posted by: Illyrion

It was in response to the abuses available to the government in English common law that so many guarantees are spelled out in the US constitution and Bill of Rights including the right of an accused to a “speedy and public trial.” American defendants may delay. The defense and prosecution can agree to delay while they are negotiating a plea deal etc. But if the defense is ready the prosecution best be too. Defendants can and do go free because the prosecution fails to proceed in a timely manner. I have no idea what Indian jails and prisons are like but US ones are vile. This isn’t a matter of a civil law suit and money. This is an apparently (based on available evidence) innocent man who has been denied his freedom for 20+ days.

If this is truly just the way Indian criminal law works, every Indian citizen should be demanding an Indian Bill of Rights.

I hope you are right and Aryan will get bail soon but then I hoped (and believed) he would get it at the first hearing. I’m not counting on it anymore.

The laws are fairly similar. But Aryans bail has already been rejected in the NDPS court. His custody has also been extended by the same court. This is a "Bail Appeal". Just like the US, India also requires that the accused bought in front of the magistrate within 24 hours so as to not curb their freedom. But in case of an appeal, the accused has to wait. But every Law also has loopholes. The NCB has applied sections of the NDPS act which are non-bailable. The High Court will essentially have to throw those charges OUT to give Aryan Bail. So unfortunately its a little drawn out because its not a simple ruling. But I'm a 100% positive Aryan will get his bail by this judge. Rhea also went through something similar and the judge threw out the non bailable charges like Peddling & Harboring a Criminal. It'll happen this week.

Originally posted by: liberiangirl

I have a question.

Doesn't the Prosecution always go first in a court hearing?

In both Sessions and now in High, we've seen the Defense go first followed by Prosecution. Is that normal?

I have a silly question. Will the judge remember everything that happened today and yesterday ?

I am sure he has taken some notes but that's like 2-3 points. The ASG's arguments will be fresh in his mind