Under trial denotes an unconvicted prisoner. One who has been detained in prison during the period of investigation, inquiry or trial for the offence s/he is accused to have committed. This is the fact that most of the under trials are people who are from the weaker sections of the society. Those poor and illiterate who can’t access their rights and unable to negotiate in this criminal justice system which is bias to them. They are most vulnerable in this system
This book examines the procedural, cultural, and institutional framework of custodial interrogation ...
BAIL JURISPRUDENCE in India (as in other common law countries) has evolved laying emphasis...
BAIL JURISPRUDENCE in India (as in other common law countries) has evolved laying emphasis...
“Justice Delayed Is Justice Denied ”[1]- a phrase that we come across very often in the Indian legal...
The primary object, to hold and arrest a person accused, is to ensure that his / her appearance is a...
It is aptly said by William Gladstone that Justice delayed is Justice denied.’ Before the Hussainara...
Criminal law scholars regularly maintain that American prisons are overcrowded and that defendants...
Imprisonment is the most common method of punishment resorted to by almost all legal systems.The new...
The prisons in India, which are often called as correctional institutes, are more or less being occu...
The purpose of bail must be evaluated in light of the purpose of pre-trial detention. Bail is not in...
In criminal law, bail is also known as the right to liberty. It refers to everyone's right to libert...
Article 21 of the Constitution ensures a prisoner's right to life and personal freedom as well as a ...
Excessive delay in justice will affect the creditability and reliability of the judiciary. Under the...
Article 14 of the Constitution of India says that every person shall have the right to receive equal...
“Bail is the rule, jail is the exception” is a common adage in the legal fraternity. Bail in a baila...
This book examines the procedural, cultural, and institutional framework of custodial interrogation ...
BAIL JURISPRUDENCE in India (as in other common law countries) has evolved laying emphasis...
BAIL JURISPRUDENCE in India (as in other common law countries) has evolved laying emphasis...
“Justice Delayed Is Justice Denied ”[1]- a phrase that we come across very often in the Indian legal...
The primary object, to hold and arrest a person accused, is to ensure that his / her appearance is a...
It is aptly said by William Gladstone that Justice delayed is Justice denied.’ Before the Hussainara...
Criminal law scholars regularly maintain that American prisons are overcrowded and that defendants...
Imprisonment is the most common method of punishment resorted to by almost all legal systems.The new...
The prisons in India, which are often called as correctional institutes, are more or less being occu...
The purpose of bail must be evaluated in light of the purpose of pre-trial detention. Bail is not in...
In criminal law, bail is also known as the right to liberty. It refers to everyone's right to libert...
Article 21 of the Constitution ensures a prisoner's right to life and personal freedom as well as a ...
Excessive delay in justice will affect the creditability and reliability of the judiciary. Under the...
Article 14 of the Constitution of India says that every person shall have the right to receive equal...
“Bail is the rule, jail is the exception” is a common adage in the legal fraternity. Bail in a baila...
This book examines the procedural, cultural, and institutional framework of custodial interrogation ...
BAIL JURISPRUDENCE in India (as in other common law countries) has evolved laying emphasis...
BAIL JURISPRUDENCE in India (as in other common law countries) has evolved laying emphasis...