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Posted On : March 22, 2020

Crime Against Men in India

India is believed to be a male dominated country were every society is patriarchal in nature. Society believes that men have ...

Crime Against Men in India
Posted On : March 20, 2020

Three strikes Law

The act of forcing longer imprisonment on guilty person, same as first time offender or wrongdoer who carries out a similar wrongdoing is still in practice. However in the recent history, there is a new practice of obligatory prison sentences for the accused who repeats it. The concept of Three strikes law was introduced by the father of an eighteen years old girl who was murdered by a man in...

Development of Anti Terror Laws In India Over The Years
Posted On : March 19, 2020

Development of Anti Terror Laws In India Over The Years

ANTI TERROR LAWS IN INDIATo find a solution or remedy to a problem, we need to ascertain the problem and its subject matter. For example, to make laws to safeguard the interest of SCs/STs, we need to first identify the SCs/STs. Or to make laws to prevent the illegal activity related to money laundering, one needs to first define the Act of money laundering and set the scope of it.Similarly, to add...

Posted On : September 24, 2019

Why Judges Break The Nib of Their Pen After Passing a Death Sentence ?

Ever since the British Raj, it's customary for Indian judges to snap the nib after a death sentence has been proclaimed. Howe...

Why Judges Break The Nib of Their Pen After Passing a Death Sentence ?
Posted On : September 24, 2019

27 Stages Of Criminal Cases In India Under Criminal Procedure Code, 1973

It’s crucial to understand the stages of a criminal case in India whether as an accused, victim, or as a legal professional.  Under the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), and now the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) 2023, the criminal justice system follows a structured sequence from FIR to final judgment.  If you want to  get a good grasp of the different stages of crim...

How police custody is different from judicial custody
Posted On : September 18, 2019

How police custody is different from judicial custody

There are two type of custody in a criminal case:-  police custody  judicial custodyPolice custodypolice custody means that police have a physical custody of the accused while judicial custody means an accused is in the custody of the court .in the former ,the accused is lodged in lock-up of a police station Earlier accused were afraid of police custody as they were subjected&n...

Posted On : September 17, 2019

Section 156(3) CRPC or 200 CRPC, where to go?

In my recent blog, I shall be discussing about the two provisions which confuse people as they cannot decide how to proceed f...

Section 156(3) CRPC or 200 CRPC, where to go?
Posted On : August 16, 2019

What Happens When Court Notice Is Not Received?

Missed court date - this is a common occurrence in India. In some cases, it is also known as non-appearance. However, under Indian Law, it is a serious matter in all types of cases - civil, family, criminal, and more.Hence, if you miss a court summons or a legal notice without informing the court, it might lead to adverse consequences and legal proceedings. In addition to that, it might also lead ...

Human rights and intellectual property rights
Posted On : August 12, 2019

Human rights and intellectual property rights

INTRODUCTION The Intellectual Property Rights, as the name suggests, are the rights given to an inventor or the creator as a reward For creating or inventing something new as a result of his own intellect and importantly To benefit the Society out of that invention. The Human Rights are the rights which are given to the Human Beings, not as a matter of chance or choice but as a matter of his being...

Posted On : August 11, 2019

Medical Negligence - Liabilities of doctors arising under Indian laws

NEGLIGENCE Negligence is the  to exercise failure reasonable care. The three ingredients of negligence are as follo...

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