In a report released in August this year, India's Law Commission, an advisory body of legal experts, criticized the court's directive, saying that the death sentence in India is to be used "only in very exceptional and rare cases," when "aggravating and mitigating circumstances" are found.
Currently, when a doctor qualifies, they are awarded the right to practise medicine and treat patients for the rest of their lives by the General Medical Council (GMC), and only in very exceptional circumstances such as gross misconduct or clinical negligence can this right to treat patients be taken away.
"We have a difficult transition between 18 and 21 and only the very exceptional players get the chance of playing Premier League football at that age group.
Extensive interviewing with victims of violence should be carried out only in very exceptional circumstances, and by trained investigators with a clear methodology and possibilities for referral for psychosocial support.
individuals with a mental health condition should only be detained under very exceptional circumstances.
His judgment contained a clear reminder that "family ties may only be severed in very exceptional circumstances".
A spokesman for the Legal Aid Agency said: "Generally legal aid for representation at an inquest can only be granted in very exceptional circumstances where published criteria are met.
"I do not believe closed material procedures are ideal, but in the very exceptional circumstances where national security is at stake, they offer the only practical means of delivering justice where otherwise there would be none".
The legal process now proposed renders the use of these powers to very exceptional circumstances only.
He insisted every area should have arrangements and agreements in place, and police cells should only be used in "very, very exceptional circumstances".
