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Investigating officer not barred from appearing as witness for accused in cross-case: Madhya Pradesh High Court
Supreme Court seeks Central government response to plea challenging Section 437A CrPC
The conflict between the CBI Crime Manual and the Code of Criminal Procedure: A closer look
How Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 aims to change criminal procedure laws
[BREAKING] Central government to introduce bills to replace Indian Penal Code, CrPC, Indian Evidence Act
Person summoned under Section 319 CrPC need not be given opportunity of hearing before being added as accused: Supreme Court
Intricacies of grant of status of an ‘Approver’, according to Prevention of Corruption Act
Court with appropriate jurisdiction cannot refuse permission to accused to surrender: Kerala High Court
Remission policy and its misuse for political gains
Chargesheet not having authority's valid sanction no ground for grant of default bail under Section 167 CrPC: Supreme Court
Maintenance under Domestic Violence Act cannot be compared with refusal to maintain under Section 125 CrPC: Bombay High Court
Orissa High Court quashes police circular order conferring investigation powers to Graduate Constables, CI Havildars
Lacuna in case different from error committed by lawyer during trial; opportunity should be given to correct errors: Kerala High Court
[MLA poaching case] Telangana High Court stays SIT notice against BJP's BL Santhosh
Supreme Court seeks response from Central government on plea challenging Section 64 CrPC
Allahabad High Court acquits rape accused who spent 21 years in jail; disapproves registry not listing appeal for 14 years
[The Viewpoint] Principles of Bail in Financial Crimes- Need for a Bail Act
Will come up with new IPC, CrPC drafts soon: Home Minister Amit Shah
High Court cannot conduct 'mini trial' while deciding Section 482 CrPC application: Supreme Court
Child in conflict with law under Juvenile Justice Act can file anticipatory bail plea under Section 438 CrPC: Bombay High Court
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