FORUM SHOPPING
Forum shopping is defined as the practice of choosing competency of a court for any dispute, to get the most favorable decision
Parole and Furlough
Introduction Fundamental Rights do not flee the persons as he enters the prison although they may suffer shrinkage necessitated by incarceration. For ensuring the safety of rights of the prisoners, there are two mechanisms for allowing them temporary refuge from prison, these mechanisms are namely Parole Furlough Parole the temporary
ACTUS REUS
Actus Reus is the action the person takes to perform the criminal act. This is the physical action behind the crime. One important thing to note is that, if the physical action is a reflex, this is not criminal. Law a criminal action regarded as a constituent element of a
Sexual Offences In India
Sexual offence may be defined as a form of human sexual behaviour that is crime. Someone who commits one is said to be a sex offender. Some sex crimes are crimes of violence that involve sex. Others are violations of social taboos, such as Incest, indecent exposure or exhibitionism. There
498A CrPC or 498A IPC
Many litigants who face criminal litigation for the first time are unaware of the difference between Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Criminal Procedure of Code (CrPC), thus this confusion over which code is used. When one talks about the difference between the Code of criminal procedure, 1973 and the code
CRIMINAL APPEAL IN INDIAN LAW
Article defining criminal appeal.
CRIMINAL REVISION IN INDIAN LAW
Article defining criminal revision as per Indian Law.
THE CONCEPT OF FEDERAL LAW IN INDIA
Federalism in India is symmetrical in that the devolved powers of the constituent units are envisioned to be the same; it refers to relations between the Centre and states of Union of India.
Difference Between Police Custody And Judicial Custody
The word 'custody' means apprehending someone for protective care. The words "custody" and "arrest" are not synonymous. It is true that in every arrest there is custody but vice versa is not true. Mere utterance of words or gesture or flickering of eyes does not amount to arrest. Actual seizure
DIFFERENTIAL APPEAL AND REVISION UNDER CRIMINAL LAW
Difference of appeal and revision in criminal law detailed.
