Introduction: Crime is a riotous behaviour and forceful nature against both society as well as individuals. The aggressive acts and minor acts are prescribed by established law when the offences and punishments listed in Indian Penal Code whereas the procedures …
Indian judiciary is one of the effective judicial systems, its powers have been stated under the Constitution of India. Even the legal system of our country refers to a procedure or process for interpreting and enforcing the law, it clearly …
INTRODUCTION The issue of preventive arrest has always been an issue of great debate. The preventive arrest is done in order to stop the person from committing any kind of cognizable offence in future. The main purpose behind criminal law …
What is a protest petition? A protest petition is a judicial innovation that is undefined and omitted in the Criminal Procedural Code, 1973, or any other subsisting acts. In layman terms, a protest petition, though uncodified, bequeaths an aggrieved or …
‘A person is innocent until proven guilty’[1]The concept of bail is built upon the notion that a suspect is innocent until the contrary has been proven. This is to avoid the building of presumption at the part of the suspect …
Introduction Code of Criminal Procedure is a set of regulations for the procedure of administration and execution of substantive criminal law. Basically, it forms the structure on how a case based on criminal law will proceed with the investigations, arrests …
Investigation under CrPC is defined as “all proceedings under the code for collection of evidence conducted by a police or by any person (other than the Magistrate) who is authorized by a Magistrate in this behalf”[1]. Section 39 of CrPC …
According to Legal Dictionary by Farlex, arrest means “a seizure or forcible restraint; an exercise of the power to deprive a person of his or her liberty; taking or keeping of a person in custody by legal authority, especially, in …
Introduction The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 talks about two kinds of Magistrates namely Judicial Magistrate and Executive Magistrate. A Judicial Magistrate has the power to try all kinds of criminal cases whereas the functions of an Executive Magistrate are …
INTRODUCTION One of the essential fundamentals of our legal system is the advantage of the presumption of innocence of the accused until he is found guilty at the end of a trial on legal evidence. In a just society, even …