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Supreme Court allows states to drop cases against student protesters

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The Supreme Court has permitted state governments to withdraw cases filed against students who participated in protests, enabling them to continue their education without fear of prosecution. However, the relief will not extend to individuals who already have prior criminal records. The court also announced plans to frame guidelines governing the use of graded force by police during protests. Deliberations on the exact modalities for identifying and clearing cases against genuine student protesters are still underway.

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