'Rule of Jail' is the cardinal principle that upholds the sacrosanct ideas of individual's liberty and dignity. Explain the statement with the help of various judicial pronouncements.

Law Commission in its report held that 'Rule of Jail must be the norm and not 'Tail'. The idea is to have a liberal democracy rather than a police state. Judicial pronouncements: (1) Recently Supreme Court urged Government of India to bring a proper law for Bail. (2) Sympathised on rights of undertrial by keeping a FIL of a jailed citizen. (3) Bean vocal about bail reforms though

institutions stood by National State district level giving free legal aid. Effect of Jail (becoming norm): Homes minority interests (as form major portion of undertrial) Appeals increase court burden. Generally law conviction rate in laws such as petition, UAPA, etc Way ahead: Bring law based on UK model. Justification of police (Raghub Mishra Committee) Reforming the criminal justice system (Harnath Commission). When Homemaker Perstued Murumi again a state to reform bail laws and promote restorative justice.