Career as a Criminal Lawyer in India : Sr. Adv. Rebecca John, NLSIU Bangalore

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  • Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 78

  • @shirshoghosh7760
    @shirshoghosh7760 4 года назад +69

    Such a strong woman she is. Her lecture on CrPC actually inspired me to start studying for sem 5 😞

    • @rishavsharma8330
      @rishavsharma8330 4 года назад

      Did sem 5 even take place? Which institute are you in?

    • @shirshoghosh7760
      @shirshoghosh7760 4 года назад

      @@rishavsharma8330 Amity University Kolkata
      Our sem's gonna start this month

    • @firewings4189
      @firewings4189 2 года назад

      Same here bhai

  • @advocatedensonjoseph
    @advocatedensonjoseph 7 лет назад +19

    Awesome speech, well grounded and truth as it exists that we confront each day particularly in the trial courts.

  • @samruddhipai9453
    @samruddhipai9453 4 года назад +15

    15:35 onwards 💪🔥🔥. True FEMINIST.
    Amazing lecture. Her English, pronounciation and the way of talking with knowledge is so polished 👌👌👌

  • @fredycharlesravikumar3475
    @fredycharlesravikumar3475 7 лет назад +14

    Awesome guts and convition on/in your words Madam, you really deserve to be a Snr. Advocate. This country needs people like you.

  • @AyushiSingh-i9y
    @AyushiSingh-i9y 13 дней назад

    Thanks a lot to this wonderful lecture it give me a sense of clarity and assurance . She is truly agem and inspiration for many student who dreamed of becoming lawyer . Its a myth in society about litigation where we may stable or not whether to make money or not but by seeing such successful lawyer gives us a hope to be more determined and hardworking .

  • @PremKumar-up3pl
    @PremKumar-up3pl 3 месяца назад

    You have acquired such a great skill to explain everything in detail that even an illiterate person can easily understand I really enjoyed your teaching making my funds clear which I did not get in court personally I really owe you a gratude. I wud like to learn from your feet

  • @nitinagnihotrisupscstudygl2166
    @nitinagnihotrisupscstudygl2166 6 лет назад +13

    Mam U r a great mentor n guide for young lawyers...Thanks so much for sharing highly knowledge giving experiences of urs...

  • @gulshanjugari7271
    @gulshanjugari7271 4 года назад +4

    Loved the lecture. Provided a lot of insight into the world of litigation.

  • @pankajdynamic7673
    @pankajdynamic7673 4 года назад +2

    You are very veteran and versatile advocate mam whatever u addressed inspire me in litigation

  • @firewings4189
    @firewings4189 2 года назад +3

    I was in deep stress today, but today after watching her lecture, I am clam,
    I will break the chain of legal stereotypes. 🔥

  • @lawyerraja.....7126
    @lawyerraja.....7126 3 года назад +1

    Uff her words ....I am a Criminal Lawyer and cyber crime Lawyer....she is my inspiration ♥️♥️♥️♥️

  • @pragalbhmishra1766
    @pragalbhmishra1766 2 года назад

    System has to change.
    Whatever case I'm going try wonderfully.
    Thankyou ma'am

  • @ravindersinghmadadgar3903
    @ravindersinghmadadgar3903 2 года назад

    Nice illustration of CrPC I would like to hear more videos
    Thanks

  • @muthukumarappa715
    @muthukumarappa715 5 лет назад +4

    very much helpful to juniors

  • @eldhotitus9588
    @eldhotitus9588 5 лет назад +4

    👌🏻👌🏻
    Just one correction - The post of RBI Governor is not a constitutional body. I think that was just a slip of tongue.

  • @spknowledge8632
    @spknowledge8632 4 года назад +1

    Every Nice Mam. Awesome lecture..

  • @vasujayaprasad6398
    @vasujayaprasad6398 5 месяцев назад

    Lawyers never found their argument using A39A Or Article 23.Nirbhaya was a device to launch a draconian law. In Kerala a young lady house surgeon was identified and killed ro unleash a draconian law to protect hospital exploitation in Kerala. The girls father fortunately perceived the fraud easily as liquor contractor.

  • @lingarajmishra5904
    @lingarajmishra5904 6 лет назад +3

    Good analysis madam

  • @urvashisingh6498
    @urvashisingh6498 4 года назад +1

    Really proud of you ma'am

  • @subhasmita3785
    @subhasmita3785 4 года назад +1

    You are just wonderful.

  • @pankajkumarrai
    @pankajkumarrai 7 месяцев назад

    Awesome lecture ✨

  • @yogeshpandey6336
    @yogeshpandey6336 5 месяцев назад

    Great ma'am ...

  • @araryan2661
    @araryan2661 7 лет назад +3

    very nice lecture

  • @tbpp6553
    @tbpp6553 6 лет назад +6

    21:20 Could anyone please explain me how is there is bias in 'you don't have another daughter to kill'?

    • @shreygoyal3125
      @shreygoyal3125 6 лет назад +12

      By saying "another" he's already admitting that he believes the Talwars murdered their child

    • @TheGS013
      @TheGS013 4 года назад +5

      The judge was already predetermined that Talwars had killed their daughter. The trial was going with this preconceived notion and hence the inherent bias.

    • @tbpp6553
      @tbpp6553 4 года назад +1

      Thanks

    • @रविपाण्डेय
      @रविपाण्डेय 4 года назад +1

      Your question may be genuine.
      We can not say with a fix exactitude that the statement carries prejudice as that could be a presumption too, based on the conviction for the offence of filicide by convict/ appellant . Further, in Jaylalitha' case the apex court has held that once an accused is convicted, the principle of presumption of innocence in his favour comes to an end (Though not a good law, yet prevailing till date). Therefore, if the presumption of innocence is lost, and there is also 'reasonable ground for thinking' in a particular way ( in present case in the backdrop of filicide by the guilty), than putting such question - you don't have another daughter to kill ? - , or raising such concern by expressing that sentence during the hearing of suspension of sentence in appeal is perfectly legitimate .

  • @AyushiSingh-i9y
    @AyushiSingh-i9y 13 дней назад

    I just want some guidance from the student of NLU .I am currently study in du and preparing for nlsat .

  • @DevenderKumar-yq2df
    @DevenderKumar-yq2df 7 лет назад +1

    yes u r correct mam

  • @furkanyaqub8773
    @furkanyaqub8773 3 года назад

    Informative session

  • @AbC-me4rw
    @AbC-me4rw 4 года назад +1

    Does anyone know which CrPC book is Ma'am Rebecca or the other students are using?

    • @shreygoyal3125
      @shreygoyal3125 3 года назад +1

      The Criminal manual. It has IPC, Evidence Act, and CrPC

  • @sayyidderveshkhanjifreetha2149
    @sayyidderveshkhanjifreetha2149 2 года назад +1

    EVER GREEN 👍👍👍.BY. SAYYID DERVESHKHAN JIFREETHANGAL. MV. ("RIFAYIMOULANA.) BA. LLB. (LAW STUDENT")

  • @vishalnarula091
    @vishalnarula091 Год назад

    Civil services Question.the moot court trail & Practice. Topic view. Vishal adhyatmik

  • @vishalnarula091
    @vishalnarula091 Год назад

    Madam Is SC & ICC not interfere in Army court trail ?

  • @jituburman1527
    @jituburman1527 5 лет назад +2

    Madam does not believe in strict liability of criminal act, since carrying a reformative mind set as defence counsel to take out criminal out of axe and that is why she got a convincing reply from judge that Talwar should definitely be spared as they do not have other daughter to kill....

  • @ibnzakir
    @ibnzakir 3 года назад

    Listen from 22:00

  • @Muku_Dar
    @Muku_Dar 3 года назад +1

    What a lecture 🔥

  • @vishalnarula091
    @vishalnarula091 Год назад

    The thermal weapon uses very very dangerous by Russia on Ukrain people.

  • @commonerIndian
    @commonerIndian 4 года назад

    really good

  • @rajkumarsrivastava6550
    @rajkumarsrivastava6550 6 лет назад +1

    great

    • @nitarapatil2022
      @nitarapatil2022 6 лет назад

      Ma’am please share more vedios crpc and IPC also.ur lecturers effectively attack on brain.I totally impressed on u

  • @Sourav-sy6yl
    @Sourav-sy6yl 4 года назад

    🙏👏👏

  • @mayanksaini7443
    @mayanksaini7443 Год назад

    Madam I salute to your knowledge and aptitude but do not agree with what you said everytime i.e "this only happens in India", or use "the country such as India" in such a negative sense. This probably shows that you're not aware of the conditions of many of other countries.

  • @MathewThomasFET
    @MathewThomasFET 6 месяцев назад

    "Criminal lawyer"‼️❓🤣

  • @vidushipandey3660
    @vidushipandey3660 4 года назад

    Does anyone have her mail id?

  • @ActingKaQeeda
    @ActingKaQeeda 2 года назад +1

    We are a country... That .... Etc etc... If you dont believe in our country why are you standing on the land of Bharat Mata

  • @ToThoseWhoVanished
    @ToThoseWhoVanished 4 года назад +2

    You just accused the supreme judge as prejudiced!! You must be blind to think talwars as innocents or maybe that's what lawyers do.. fight for the rich. Sorry about your mother, RIP. Hold on justice is doubtful tho.

    • @mohdpp2471
      @mohdpp2471 2 года назад +2

      I strongly disagree with this statement

  • @contrawisecontrawise7215
    @contrawisecontrawise7215 3 года назад

    what is she saying?”you don’t have another daughter to kill”what is prejudice.You can have any damn thought that’s what mind is all about it’s about how much garbage it can hold.What is oath?bull shit what is law obviously what the Judge says not what’s in book.She is just amateur lawyer.

  • @shareefsky213
    @shareefsky213 4 года назад

    pure frod

  • @FarhanAli-vu5ps
    @FarhanAli-vu5ps 2 года назад

    i really inspire Adv Rebecca john mam ,ayone from india can provide her gmail account ?