As per the case facts, appeals challenged a High Court order that remanded a juvenile's preliminary assessment under the Juvenile Justice Act for fresh consideration, including a psychologist's opinion. The ... appeal sought to clarify the correct procedure for such assessments. The question arose regarding the proper scope and requirements of a preliminary assessment for juveniles in conflict with the law, particularly concerning expert psychological evaluation. Finally, the Supreme Court dismissed the appeals, emphasizing the delicate and expert-dependent nature of preliminary assessments and suggested that the government and child rights commission develop specific guidelines.