Introduction: The word ‘bail’ is derived from the old French word bailer, which means nothing but to give or deliver. The term bail usually refers to releasing of a person who is charged with an offense, only when he provides the security that will ensure his presence before the courts Read more…
Introduction: Bail portrays an important concept in criminal law of the country. It is concerned as a rule and jail as an omission in criminal law of India. The criminal law system of the country can become standard in order to maintain a balance between the rights of an individual Read more…
To no one we will sell, or deny, or delay, right or justice. What is Bail? Bail is the security given for the discharge of a person in custody of the law, furnished by him or a bondsman. It is the temporary and judicial release of an accused with Read more…
Introduction: ‘Anticipatory Bail’ is nowhere defined in the Code of Criminal Procedure (Cr.P.C.). But its relevance to the personal liberty of any individual makes it a very important concept of the Code. The word Bail owes its origin to Latin word Bajulare which means ‘bear a burden’, and from there Read more…
Introduction The Indian Criminal Justice System consists of two major Acts to deal with the cases related to crime. These are Indian Penal Code, 1860(hereinafter referred as IPC) and Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973(hereinafter referred as CrPC). The former comprises of the punishment for each specific offence while the latter Read more…