Introduction: The Criminal Law (Amendment) Bill, 2013, greater popularly referred to as the Anti-Rape Bill, is now regulation. The Act got here into pressure on third February 2013 following the outrage of the complete state in the back of the homicidal gang rape that passed off in New Delhi at Read more…
Introduction: Legal philosopher Lon L. Fuller wrote the Case of the Speluncean Explorers, an article first published in the Harvard Law Review in 1949. It takes the form of a fictional judgment. It lays down a legal philosophy puzzle to the reader with five possible outcomes in the form of Read more…
Introduction: The drawbacks of Criminal Jurisprudence in India are a matter of grave concern. The Laws of Crimes especially Bail Jurisprudence are colonial gifts and remain intact as their legacy. In relation to contemporary laws, the reforms under criminal laws have been very less. The government has worked tremendously in Read more…
Introduction: Bail indicates the momentary release of a blamed in a criminal issue in which the court is yet to report a judgment. In other words, Bail implies emancipation of an individual from jail awaiting for trial or appeal by depositing security in time. The security is known as a Read more…
Introduction: The Constitution of India is the Suprema Lex of the land which holds supreme authority above all. It describes the basic principles of the State, the structures and processes of governance and the fundamental rights but also envisions a path of growth and development for a nation. The Constitution Read more…
Introduction: Witnesses are the foundation of the formation of justice and equity. Hence, witnesses portray a major role and thus their safety should be the primary motive too. Without a witness, no case can be developed which would lead to no judgement for the same at all. They act as Read more…
Introduction: The Code of Criminal Procedure,1973 dealt with the provision essentially required for pursuing a case. The code if criminal procedure includes the legality concerning the transfer of criminal cases under section 406 to section 411 in chapter XXXI. The reason behind the emergence of the provisions of transfer of Read more…
Introduction: When a victim or a witness to a crime reports it to the concerned authorities, the accused is detained and is usually taken to court for judicial proceedings. At times, the victim and the accused can come to an understanding where the victim may be willing to let go Read more…
Introduction: In any civilized society, peace and tranquility are essential for development in order to live a healthy life. The reason being, it helps the people of the society to advance and constantly evolve. The Indian Penal Code, The Code of Criminal Procedure, and The Police Act are some few Read more…
Introduction: Crime has been a termite to our society since its formation. Increasing crime, increases fear in minds of people. Crime is nothing but can be defined as an act which is done against laws made by the legislature. Personal safety and security of life and property are the most Read more…
Introduction: The condition where an individual is unable of thinking or acting like a normal human being is known as unsoundness or instability of mind, lunacy or insanity. The nearest definition for “unsound minds” is given under Section 12 of the Indian Contract Act,1872 which states: any person will be Read more…
Introduction: The administration of criminal justice was regulated solely by the rules of the Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 and the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 until the advent of the Indian Constitution. These concerns primarily with state protection and public peace.[1] The laws and procedures related to this should be understood Read more…