-Prasun Nabiyal Last week, the centre presented its revised version of the new CrPC Bill (also known as the “Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha (Second) Sanhita, 2023 ”) in the Parliament. The purpose of such revised editions is to incorporate changes suggested during the legislative process. These changes may arise out of any phase of the legislative … Continue reading The Section 187 Dilemma in the New CrPC| The Criminal Law Blog
A person should not be condemned without knowing why. One would think that this precept is not a point of debate in the legal system of a constitutional, democratic, republic. After all what personifies the shift from a culture of impunity and subservience to one of justification than the ability of individual citizens to ask … Continue reading Justice in Courts of Inquisition? The Delhi High Court on UAPA Remand Extensions| The Criminal Law Blog
– Abhinav Sekhri Recently, a Division Bench of the Supreme Court delivered its judgment in Central Bureau of Investigation v. T. Gangi Reddy [Crl. Appeal No. 337 of 2023, decided on 16.01.2023; “Gangi Reddy“]. The CBI had gone up to the Supreme Court against an order of the Andhra Pradesh High Court from March, 2022, and what it wanted was to … Continue reading Section 167, ‘Default Bail’, and its Cancellation| The Criminal Law Blog