Introduction: The essence of justice lies in a fair trial and criminal justice is no different. The information regarding the law of the charges is defined under chapter 19 of the code of criminal procedure. In the 19th chapter of the code of criminal procedure section 221 to246 deals with Read more…
Introduction: Section 319 of the code of criminal procedure, 1973 deals with the power of a magistrate to proceed against other persons appearing to be guilty of an offence and provides that:- 1. Where, over the span of any investigation into, or preliminary of, an offence, it shows up from Read more…
Introduction: Criminal cases are of various kinds: Summons Cases and Warrant cases tried by a Magistrate on the basis of the offences so as to have been committed by the accused. Section 2 (w)[1] of the Code defines summons cases as those matters which are dogged not to be a Read more…
Introduction: Laws of a democratic country often vary from each other but one element that is found common in all the laws is providing human rights to all the people of the country. These rights are moral principles or norms that describe certain standards of human behaviour and therefore are Read more…
Introduction: India follows a reformative theory of punishment which helps the convicted persons to not repeat or involve themselves in any such offence. The famous saying “Once a criminal always a criminal” does not fit well in the society. The principle followed in India is that “Hundred criminals can go Read more…