The Extent Of The Power Of A Magistrate To Grant Bail In A Non-Bailable Offence Triable By A Court Of Session/ Special Court

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Power Of The "N.I.A. Special Court" To Tender Pardon To An Accomplice

CONTENTS Heading I N N E R T I T L E S PARA NO A Introduction 1 B N.I.A Courts are Courts...

Tendering Pardon To An Accomplice In A Case Triable By A Special Court Under The Prevention Of Corruption Act, 1988

Tendering Pardon To An Accomplice In A Case Triable By A Special Court Under The NIA Act, 2008

Has Not The Apex Court Done Violence To Section 149 IPC?

The Concept Of "Detention" Under Section 167 (2) Cr.P.C. And Its Scope, Range And Legality – Part IV [Webinar Video And Notes]

The Concept Of 'Detention' Under Section 167 (2) Cr.P.C. And Its Scope, Range And Legality – Part - III [Webinar Video And Notes]

Who Is A "Police Officer" For The Purpose Of Section 25 Of The Indian Evidence Act, 1872?

The Distinction Between "Cognizable Offence" And "The Curial Act Of Taking Cognizance Of An Offence" [Read Attachment]

New Section 17-A Of Prevention Of Corruption Act Promotes, Rather Than, Prevents Corruption

Remedy Of The Licensor Is Mandatory Injunction And Not Eviction Or Recovery Of Possession

Death Of The Sole Public Servant Does Not Enable The Special Judge Under The P.C. Act To Transmit The Case To The Regular Criminal Court For Trial Of The Surviving Non-Public Servants

Though Path-Breaking, The Operational Scope Of Sections 156(3) And 173(8) Cr.P.C. Enlarged By Breaching Judicial Propriety

164(5A)CrPC: Should A Magistrate Record The Section 164 Statement Of A "Rape Victim" Not Under Any Mental Or Physical Disability?

Has Section 360 Cr.P.C. Any Application In A State Where The Probation Of Offenders Act, 1958 Has Been Brought Into Force?

All You Want To Know About Recording Of Confessions (Section 164 CrPC) [Part-IV]

The Distinction Between Section 7 And Section 13(1)(d) Of P.C ACT, 1988 Prior To Amending Act 16 Of 2018

Prosecution Sanction – A Former Judge Pleads Guilty

The Forensic Nuances Of Saumya’s Case, Examined

Trial By Media