The rights of arrested persons in India are enshrined in the Constitution of India, various provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), 1973, and key […]
Author: Sunny Shettipalli
6. Arrest without warrant
Arrest without a warrant is a critical legal power granted to police officers in India to maintain law and order and prevent the commission of […]
5. Arrest
Arrest is a crucial concept in criminal law where a person is taken into custody by legal authority to ensure their presence in a criminal […]
4. Directorate of Prosecution
The Directorate of Prosecution is a vital arm of the criminal justice system in India, responsible for managing and overseeing public prosecutors who represent the […]
3. Trial
A trial is the heart of the criminal justice system where the guilt or innocence of the accused is determined. Under Indian law, a trial […]
2. Inquiry
Inquiry is a distinct and important concept within the criminal justice system, forming a stage between investigation and trial. It is meant to determine whether […]
1. Investigation
Investigation is a crucial phase in the criminal justice system, designed to uncover the truth behind a reported offence. It serves as the foundation upon […]
After receiving the FIR, the station house officer decided not to investigate the case on the ground that the case is not of a serious nature. What is the remedy available to the person aggrieved by such a decision of the station house officer ?
Facts of the Case Issues in the Case Principles Associated With It Judgement
5. A was prosecuted for committing theft and acquitted by the court. Again he is prosecuted for the same offence on the ground that some new evidence has been discovered later. Is it legal? Examine.
Facts of the Case Issues in the Case Principles Associated With It Judgement
4.One habitual offender committed murder, robbery, extortion and kidnapping. State which court is competent to punish. What will be the punishment?
Facts of the Case Issues in the Case Principles Associated With It Judgement