#day-to-day trial

The Manipur High Court has ruled that Section 19 of the NIA Act requires all NIA trials to proceed on a day-to-day basis, regardless of whether a dedicated court exists, making them top priority over all other pending cases. This binding directive ensures timely justice in terror and national security cases, directly impacting prosecution timelines and accused rights across India.

Madhya Pradesh High Court mandates day-to-day trials in sensitive cases, enforcing Section 309 CrPC and directing completion within six months to prevent undue delay.

Madhya Pradesh High Court holds that day-to-day trial is mandatory under Section 14(3) of the SC/ST (POA) Act, 1989; delays violate statutory mandate and undermine justice.

Madhya Pradesh High Court mandates day-to-day trial in SC/ST (POA) Act cases, emphasizing expeditious justice and strict compliance with Section 14(3). Bail denied due to gravity of offence and procedural delays.