Overview of 2023 Criminal Law Reforms: Bharat Chugh, Counsel, Columnist
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- Overview of 2023 Criminal Law Reforms:
By
Bharat Chugh,
Counsel, Columnist
Three foundational legislations: the Indian Penal Code, 1860 (now BNS), the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (now BNSS), and the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 (now BSB).
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Hon. Bharat ji is a great speaker and tons of knowledge he has. Mind gets enlightened when I listen to such an eminent speaker.
On this wonderful day when all the people pass their gratitudes towards the one who they feel helpful in lifting their life towards perfection, I also pass my greatest gratitude to Hon Bharat Sir for his wonderful lectures on yountube.
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Congratulations on this highly informative session. As Bharat Chug rightly said, there are hardly 5 to 10% changes in the new statutes, which the lawmakers could have made amendments to in the present statutes. It is a "Thuglaq model" change that will create utter confusion for our justice delivery system. It is challenging for senior lawyers to relearn the new provisions. Criminal investigation agencies may take much time to learn the statutes and file the charge sheet. Crores of rupees need to be spent for printing the books and all legal software has to be changed. The corresponding provision of 498 A is still non-compoundable under the new statute. More offences which is arising out of personal animosity could have been incorporated with a corresponding provision of 320 crpc. A separate independent agency could have been established for criminal investigation.
Apart from making the existing situation more complicated, the new statutes did not bring any significant changes that could be called revolutionary.
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Always a delight on the way, he encapsulates the legal principles in simple manner
Amazing orator and one of the finest legal minds in the country (and beyond).
Read: Read & still Read, that the mantra of Bharat Chug's unblemished knowledge and application skills, Kudos to him. Thank you for having him, need to see more of him in the future.👍
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Is this channel any way related to Campus Law Centre?
We do sessions that help all
24 hour investigation rule is said to be working in Scotland
Has Section 24 crpc got some inquisitorial feature of legal expertise from prosecutor to scrutinize police report
It could be amend or interpret to avoid law books publishcation expenditures.
In 200 crpc, complainant often conceal evidence, further in revision, only file record to be seen which was problematic as accused to wait till defence behin
With victim to be listened, 24 hour production before magistrate is lost as victim may not choose to appear thus accused to remain bar as we see in crime against women case
Even in a summons case, Accused can seek stoppage of the case
Under Section 258 of existing Cr.P.C, the Accused can seek stoppage of summons case
Please arrange for lecture on domestic violence
Would do the needful
Now police station will also be crowded
Under Section 258 of existing Cr.P.C, the Accused can seek stoppage of proceedings of a summons case
Srimathi a girl was murdered in hostel itamil nadu was coverup by police. Not giving call record of accuse... Give advise.. Jewels are missing... No posco registered
Police loosing right to investigation or interrogation