Imagine a girl who has already gone to the police in a POCSO case and now has to worry about seeing the accused around while the case moves slowly. My gut says bail should not be easy in that situation, even if I am not sure how to argue all the legal details.
My opponent makes a fair point that evidence matters, and I am not sure how to answer that. Still, my gut says letting the accused out easily means the girl may have to face him during a slow trial, and that practical fear is what bothers me.
My Lord has only 500 cases scanned. That case is not a case. There is no evidence or medical report. My Lord is in custody in six months. Six months of custody. Trails are not going to be long. Trails are not going to be started. This is because of the trial. Trails are not going to be long. The speaker is making a statement about a topic. The speaker is making a statement about a topic.
Imagine the girl walking to court and seeing the accused waiting outside, even before the trial starts. My opponent is right that evidence should decide things, and I don't really know how to answer that. My gut still says easy bail makes that fear worse for her.