Special trial mechanism: single-judge mechanism for speedy prosecution of securities offences with judicial concurrence on appointment. The Central Government may establish or designate Special Courts by notification for speedy trial of securities offences; each Special Court consists of a single judge appointed by the Central Government with the concurrence of the High Court chief justice, and the appointee must immediately before appointment be a Sessions Judge or an Additional Sessions Judge.
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Special trial mechanism: single-judge mechanism for speedy prosecution of securities offences with judicial concurrence on appointment.
The Central Government may establish or designate Special Courts by notification for speedy trial of securities offences; each Special Court consists of a single judge appointed by the Central Government with the concurrence of the High Court chief justice, and the appointee must immediately before appointment be a Sessions Judge or an Additional Sessions Judge.
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