Criminal Laws

As per apnaqanoon, revision for inquiries and trial being held in the absence of accused in certain cases. At any stage of an inquiry or trial under this according to law/qanoon

As per apnaqanoon, Criminal jurisprudence, the general principle is that the prosecution has to prove its case against the accused beyond doubt by producing credible, convincing and cogent evidence in order to be successful in getting a conviction according to crpc Qanoon

As per apnaqanoon,The offended party cannot institute criminal prosecution without including the guilty parties, if both alive, nor, if the offended party has consented to the offense According to qanoon/law

As per apnaqanoon,Omission in statement under section 161, Cr. P.C. cannot be used in favour of prosecution and only the accused can claim to use the previous statement of a prosecution witness for the purpose specified in section 162, Cr. P.C. while the prosecution cannot use it for any purpose when a witness has been…

As per apnaqanoon, Accused can get copies of relevant documents like statement under Sec. 164 CRPC only at the stage of Section 207 and 208 and not before according to qanoon crpc

As per apnaqanoon,164 statement could be recorded at the instance of police, but at the request of accused, the aggrieved person or the witness himself according with law/qanoon.

As per apnaqanoon, Bail is the security given for the release of a person in custody of the law/qanoon, furnished by him or a bondsman, to guarantee his appearance before any court as required under the conditions according to qanoon

As per apnaqanoon,22A and 22B refer to the sections of CrPC (Criminal Procedure Code) where the powers of a Justice of Peace can be utilized through a 22a and 22b petition according to crpc qanoon

As per apnaqanoon, statement made by a witness under section 164 of the Code can be used for the purpose of cross-examining him and discrediting his evidence in the session’s court. according to law/qanoon

As per apnaqanoon, Statement made to the police which is reduced into writing may be used by either prosecution according to CrPC qanoon