Introduction: The science which explains the application of medical and paramedical knowledge for the purpose of administration of justice in law is forensic medicine. It is also called medical jurisprudence or legal medicine. It is generally used by legal authorities to deal with various legal problems like applying relevant medical Read more…
Introduction: This article will assist you with understanding the idea of earning wife, and if there should arise an occurrence of a marital question – the connection of earning wife to Section 24 of the Hindu Marriage Act. In basic phrasing, by the term ‘earning wife’, it very well may Read more…
Introduction to the Case: Extradition is the procedure of a state surrendering a criminal to another state for the prosecution and punishment of his offences which were committed in the requesting or seeking country’s jurisdiction. India faced many issues and problems in the arena of extradition. The existence of extradition Read more…
Introduction: Forensic Science is the application of science to law by collecting, preserving, and analyzing the scientific evidence during the period of investigation. Collection and analysis of such evidence are undertaken by forensic scientists who testify as expert witnesses during trials and work for either prosecution or defense. Forensic science Read more…
Case Background: In this case, the bench was constituted to decide whether the case of Dr Vinod Narain v. State of U.P.[1] has been correctly decided by the Court or not. Issues Raised In the present case, the following issues were raised before the court – Whether the accused should Read more…
Introduction: An injury may be understood to be the stoppage of the natural progression of a cluster of tissues in the body of an individual. Under Section 44 of the Indian Penal Code, it is provided that injury can be defined as any wound caused illicitly to an individual’s body, Read more…
Introduction: The regulations relating to demands for the development of items, rules relating to search warrants, and other general search rules, are included in Chapter VII comprising sections 91-100 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973.[1] Section 165 of the CrPC lays out the conditions and the manner by which Read more…
Introduction: Organized Crimes are planned evil, cruel, or violent acts carried out by large and powerful groups most commonly for monetary profit. In India, it is often seen that such groups are politically motivated. The most common example of Organised crime is Prostitution, Gambling, illegal Narcotics Distribution, Human Trafficking, Kidnapping, Read more…
Introduction: To begin with we need to know who is and what are the main goals and roles of a ‘public prosecutor’. A ‘public prosecutor’ is a person who deals with laws and pleads in criminal and civil proceedings from the side of the state or the public authority which is present Read more…
Introduction: Rape is considered a heinous crime that exists in every society. Rape is a crime that is against the entire society or public policy. How-ever this heinous crime exists in every country whether it be a developed or developing or underdeveloped country. In countries like India, the USA, Canada Read more…
Introduction: Law tends to protect the society and its people by putting a penalty on those who breach it. At the same time, it ensures that while doing so due regard is given to equity, justice and fair play. Therefore, a proper trial proceeding is established which is fair and Read more…
Introduction: We love to live in a tranquil and courteous society. But because of some disordered people in the society, the tranquility of our society vanishes. These people either knowingly or unknowingly put the calmness of our society at stake. Many a time people indulge in a fight in the Read more…