Criminal Court Procedure

No particular book is sufficient to train alawyer as it is a life time job. Still there are number of standard books available in the market to guide the new comers.

Please purchase Arulselvam's Criminal Court practice a combined volume of 1o 10 parts which will guide you to practice criminal law. You will also find all subjects and matters in respect of criminal procedure in that book. This is one of the useful book for beginners.   This book will costs about rupees 350 to 400 published by Malathi Publications # 7, Chellammal Street, Shenoy Nagar, Chennai-600 030

Dear friend,

criminal procedure code can be refer to the understand the procedure to be followed in criminal matters.

India Penal Code is used understand defination and act of various offences and punishments. beside that there are relevent act on particular offence like negotiable instruments act etc.

you can read various criminal cases through website www.indiankanoon.com to understand the court procedure in detail.

All the best.

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By nature human beings are social animals. Without society and company of fellow beings they cannot live. As for maintenance and survival of a healthy society discipline and order must be maintained some principles and rules have to be followed by all the members of the society. The rules which are thus recognised and have the sanction of the state can be called laws. The acts in violation of any of such rules of laws may be called crimes. The state mainly performs the task of implementing laws and preventing their violations through the agency of police. The institution of police is a machinery of state for implementing laws, maintaining peace and order in the society by ensuring justice for its each and every member by preventing crimes or acts or omission in violation of law. For this sometimes it has to nab and detain suspicious and anti-social elements. To bring an accused to book with enough evidence is a duty of police. Here comes the mast bitter and unwanted term ‘ARREST. There are many kinds of arrest in legal terminology. But in the popular sense, a detention or restriction of movements of a person by authority acting with the authority given by law can be called a legal arrest. Here police is the authority to do so in certain circumstances. Those circumstances have been defined by law clearly. Actually a human being can not be arrested as he or she is born free and has his or her birth-right of freedom and more definitely the right to freedom of movement. This right is a natural right and a basic human right which cannot be curtailed or infringed. When a human being ceases to be a human and his being is possessed by animalist elements he loses his all such rights which are called human rights. Restriction of a person also becomes necessary when his freedom may cause infringement of others freedom. In this way sometimes arrest of a person becomes inevitable. However, arrest is a necessary evil. So when an arrest have to be made it should be made in strict accordance with the law, at least the  of India says so. In the context of India it has to be said that the state of affairs is very sorrowful. The Indian police work still under the colonial Police Act of 1861. With this weapon of mass destruction in its hand the Police strides in a society which is in the extreme verge of explosion as it has been overflowing with corruption and erosion. The transparency International places Police in the first position in the list of bribe-takers in India.

Ratanlal Dhirajlala's IPC and CR.PC are considered to be classics in the Criminal publications. Ratanlal Dhirajlala's Books are applauded and eulogized even by the SC judges. It is indeed a sort of kind of Bible for blawyers and beginners in Criminal side.

Does the Magistrate read them?