We will explore Section 300 IPC, a key part of the Indian Penal Code. It defines murder and distinguishes it from culpable homicide not amounting to murder. Knowing about Section 300 IPC is vital for legal experts, law students, and those interested in the Indian legal system. The Indian Penal Code, section 300 ipc, explains […]
We’re diving into the world of Classification of Criminals. This field has grown from old, wrong theories to new, scientific ones. It’s about knowing the different crimes and who commits them. By studying criminals, we can stop crimes before they happen. Criminal profiling is key. It helps police catch the bad guys. This way, we
We often hear the term hostile witness in court, but what does it mean? A hostile witness is someone who gives testimony that goes against the side that called them. This can change how a trial goes. Knowing about hostile witnesses is key for lawyers and anyone in court. It can really affect the outcome
In India’s criminal justice system, a key principle is the difference between bailable and non bailable offences. This distinction is very important. It affects the rights and freedoms of those accused of crimes. Knowing about this difference is key to a fair legal system. Key Takeaways Bailable and non-bailable offences are legal classifications that govern
As a citizen of India, I’ve learned how important the Court of Chief Judicial Magistrate is. It plays a key role in the legal system, handling criminal cases at the district level. It also oversees the work of lower courts. In this guide, we’ll explore its role, functions, and powers in the Indian legal system.
Discover the complex relationship between human rights and terrorism in India, examining the balance between national security measures and protecting fundamental civil liberties.
A man and a woman have never coexisted peacefully. Despite being intellectually at par with men a woman’s position has been that of a vulnerable group in society. The patriarchal society in its need to maintain dominance and power has promoted submissive and non-rebellious women. The ones who dared to object to this view were
The constitution of India has three main branches which are legislative, executive and judiciary. All three branches are independent which means other branches cannot interfere in the domain of each other. The independence of the judiciary is the main reason by virtue of which the High Court and Supreme Court protect our fundamental rights and
The importance of theories of punishment has been recognized even in ancient times for the protection and welfare of the State and its people. In ancient India, the King was duty-bound to punish the offender. The purpose of the administration of criminal justice is to punish the offender. The state is the main body that