The author in this article discusses whether legal persons can be held liable for conspiracy as a criminal offence under IPC. The author further discusses the various case laws and judgments for better understanding.
The author in this article discusses the similarities between Section 304b and 498a of the Indian penal code and the related concepts. The author further discusses the various case-laws that relates to the same.
The author here discusses whether the expression ‘any property’ appearing in Section 102 CrPC includes immovable property. The court in this case further discusses the various relevant case laws.
The author discusses whether the non-examination of an independent witness by the prosecution necessarily mean accused was falsely implicated. The author further discusses the relevant case laws.
The author in this article discusses the issue of criminalisation of civil disputes and how it hampers the process of justice. The author further discusses the issue with the help of various important case laws.
The author in this article discusses whether right to Private Defence under Section 96 IPC extends to causing death. The author in this article also discusses the relevant and important case laws.
The article discusses whether a Magistrate can authorize the detention of an accused in Police Custody without the accused being produced before him under Section 167 Crpc, the author further discusses the related case laws.
The author in this article discusses the role of the Public Prosecutor and how his role is considered under the judicial system and how his roles and duties are empowered under the statutes and expressed by the precedents.
The author in this case discusses how rejection of bail is different from cancellation of bail and the related legal provisions. The author further discusses the relevant and important case laws on the topic.
The author in this article discusses the benefits for the First Time Offenders and the related legal provisions and case laws to the same. Probation in criminal jurisprudence is a period of supervision over an offender, ordered by the court in place of serving time in prison, under the guidance of a probation officer.
