Section 19 of JJ Act : Section 19: Powers Of Children?S Court

Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where a 17-year-old named Rohit is involved in a serious crime, such as robbery with assault. After his apprehension, the Juvenile Justice Board conducts a preliminary assessment and determines that due to the seriousness and heinous nature of the offense, and considering Rohit's mental and physical capacity to commit such a crime, it is appropriate for him to be tried as an adult.

The case is then transferred to the Children's Court, which, after reviewing the facts and circumstances of the case, agrees with the Board's assessment. The Court conducts a trial in accordance with the provisions of t...

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