Denying bail when custody not needed is intellectual dishonesty: SC to lower court judges in Uttar Pradesh

Supreme Court censures lower court judges in Uttar Pradesh to reiterate that 'bail not jail' is the norm in cases where custody of accused is not needed. Flags such cases where bail is denied as a case of 'intellectual dishonesty.' Harish Nair reports.
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