Stages of Trial in a Criminal Court.

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STAGES OF TRIAL IN A CRIMINAL COURT.

163-A MV ACT 307 IPC & THE NATURE OF INJURIES, PUNISHMENT. A MENDMENT OF AMENDMENT PLEADINGS - BAR

A BIRD’S EYE VIEW OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF CASES AND DIFFERENT DIFFERENT STAGES OF TRIAL IN DIFFERENT DIFFERENT CRIMINAL COURTS. (Main points: Material for plea/Charge, plea or Charge, evidence for the Prosecution, 313 Cr. Cr. P.C. Exam. Exam. of accused, a ccused, Evidence in def def ence by the accused, arguments from both the sides, Delivery of Judgement.)

A NTICIPATORY ANTICIPA TORY BAIL A NTICIPATORY ANTICIPA TORY BAIL - NORMS NORMS FOR GRANTING BAIL cancellation of BAIL PARAMETERS FOR THE GRANT OF BAIL BAIL PROVIS PROVISIONS IONS IN WEST BENGAL CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE: COMMON INTENTION / COMMON OBJECT AND RELATED OR INTERESTED WITNESSES,

Preliminar Preliminary y st age afte r commission commission of crim c rime: e: (i) Lodging of F.I.R. (S.154) (S.154 ) or cognizable case s leading complaint at the P.S. by the Complainant in cognizable le ading to

investigation and and filing of a Charge Charge sheet resulting in filing filing of Prosecution Report (PR) or Charge Sheet Sheet or (ii) The complai complainan nantt approaches the Court of a Chief Judicial Magistrate Magistrate to lodge a Complaint. On receipt recei pt of a Police Report, if the the CJM finds materia materials ls of commiss commission ion of an Offence, he takes cognizance of the offence and after supplying supplying copies of the evidence to the the accused, ac cused, Commits Commits the case cas e to a Sessions Court (If the the Offence Offence is is triable by a Sessions Court) and if the offence is triable by a Magistrate, he either tries the the case ca se himself or sends se nds it to a court of any other other Judicial Judicia l Magistsrate for trial. A magistrate can also send a private complaint u/Sec.156(3) of the Cr.P.C. to the Police for investigation directing him to to treat the the same s ame as an a n F.I.R. F.I.R. private complaint, complaint, he examines the witnesses (All witnesses if the In the case cas e of private complaint is regarding a Sessions Triable case and only a few witnesses in other cases) cases ) u/Sec.200 u/Sec .200 Cr.P.C. Cr.P.C. and a nd peruses the documents documents produced before taking taking cognizance cogn izance of the Offence). Offence). In case an offence offence triable tri able by a Court of Sessions, he Commits Commits the the case to a Court of Sessions for Trial and if the the offence is triable tri able by a Court Court of Judicial Magistrate Magistrate he after taking taking cogn cognizance, izance, either tries tri es the case himself himself or transfers the case to any other Magistrate for trial.

COPYRIGHT AND INJUNCTION DEATH SENTENCE SC BACHAN SINGH DIVOCED WOMAN & 125(4) 125(4) of t he Cr.P.C. DNA TEST APPEAL A PPEAL Paternity of Child DOCUMENT REQUIRED IN BOTH CIVIL & CRIMINAL CASES

TRIAL BEFORE A COURT OF SESSIONS (Chapter XVIII Secs.225 to 237 of the Cr.P.C.)

DUTIES OF PEOPLE IN AUTHORITY A UTHORITY EASEMENT RIGHT EFFECT OF A DMISSIONS AN D ADMISSIONS MUTUALLY DESTRUCTIVE PLEA IN PLEADINGS

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Opening of the case by the the Public Prosecutor and Framing of Charge in Writing by the Sessions Judge is done u/S.228 of

WARRANT TRIABLE CASES IN THE COURT OF A JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE.

SUMMONS TRIABL CASES IN THE COU OF A JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE (Chap xx).

On submission of Prosecution Report (PR) after permission permission of Magistrate’s u/Sec.155(2) Cr.P.C.

Private complai case

IN A POLICE CASE

In Private Complaint cases

(Chapter XIX A. Secs.238 to 243 of the Cr.P.C.)

( Chapter XIX B. Secs.244 to 247 of the Cr.P.C.)

Framing up of a Charge Sheet by the Judicial Judicial Magistrate

Evidence After After beforee befor perusing perusing the the perusing perusing charge is PR if there complai lai recorded by is material, there is the the a PLEA material, Magistrate u/Sec.251 of PLEA u/Sec.244 of the CrP.C. is u/Sec.25 the Cr.P.C. Cr.P.C. made of the

after perusing perusing th the

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EXIBITING OF DOCUMENTS OBJECTED TO FINAL REPORT/CLOS… REPORT MAGISTRATE'S POWER INHERENT POWERS AND FINAL ORDER

the Cr.P.C. if the evidence discloses Sessions triable case or the case is sent back to the CJM or accused discharged if no material of any offence.

Case Diary (CD), OR discharge of the accused if there be no material U/Sec. 240 of the Cr.P.C. and conviction of the accused u/Sec.241 of the Cr.P.C. if he pleads guilty.

Evidence for the Prosecution

Evidence

Evidence for

Evidence of the

for the Prosecution u/Sec.242

the Prosecution i.e. the Complainant u/S.244 of the Cr.P.C.

prosecution u/Sec.254(1

INQUEST REPORT u/Sec.174 Cr.P.C. JUDICIAL OFFICERS - QN. OF SENIORITY MACC CASES DECEASED BACHELOR GRATUITOUS PASSENGER AND DRIVER WITHOUT DL.

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u/Sec.230 of the Cr.P.C.

of the Cr.P.C.

of the Cr.P.C. if the accu does not plead guilty to t allegation.

followed by

MACC LIMITED LIABILITY TO PAY

(1) Framing up of Charge if the evidence before charge reveals commission of any Crime.

MAINTENANCE U/Sec.125 Cr.P.C. TO AN EARNING WIFE. MERRITCUM-SENIORITY & SENIORITYCUM-MERRIT DISTINCTION

(2) Evidence

NDPS ACT - SC RULINGS

after framing of charge u/Sec.246 of

PARTITION SUIT AMENDMENT OF PRELIMINARY DEGREE

the Cr.P.C. (it includes further cross Exam. of witnesses already examined earlier Before charge and examination and xEx. of additional witnesses, if any.

PERJURY AND PUNISHMENT u/S.344 Cr.P.C. POLICE INACTION - SC DIRECTIONS QUESTION AND ANSWER ROLE OF A JUDGE IN CRIMINAL TRIAL S.34 C.P.C. INTEREST RATE SC ON SENTENCING SYSTEM : PENOLOGY

COMMON TO ALL TYPES OF TRIAL: Examination of the accused u/Sec. 31 of the Cr.P.C. in c.w. the evidence adduced against him by the Prosecution and excuse or explaination regarding the same is recorded.

SEC.5 OF LIMITATION ACT CONDONATION OF DELAY OF 4 YEARS.

Evidence if any in defence by the accused u/Sec.233 of the Cr.P.C.

SECOND FIR WHEN PERMISSIBLE SUBROGATION THE RIGHT OF PRIVATE DEFENCE WOMEN AND IDENTIFICATION OF STOLEN PROPERTY

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(Allegations CrP.C. is of the made offence read (Allegati over and of the explained to offence r the accused) over and No Charge explaine in writing is the accus framed No Char followed by in writin conviction framed on plea of convicti guilt on plea o u/Sec.252 guilt Cr.P.C. u/Sec.25 Cr.P.C.

Evidence if any in defence by the accused u/Sec.243 of the Cr.P.C.

Evidence if Evidence if any in defen any in by the accused u/Sec. 254 defence by of the Cr.P.C. the accused u/Sec.247 of the Cr.P.C.

Common: Hearing of arguments of both the sides and delivery of Judgement o acquittal or conviction by the Court. In the event of conviction, the Judge shall examine before passing any sentence, if the benefit of Sec.360 of the Cr.P.C.or The Probation of Offender’s Act, 1958 can be extended to the accused or not AND Examination of the convict accused on the question of sentence if such benefit u/S.360 the Cr.P.C. or Probation of Offender’s Act is not extended. Th judge may also examine the question of payment of compensation u/Sec. 357 of the Cr.P.C. to the victims.

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[Untitled] * EVICTION OF AN UNAUTHORIZED OCCUPANT * The Jurisdict ion of the West Bengal Co-operativ e Tribunal *A CASE OF ARSON *A CONVICTION U/SEC.326 IPC


Cognizable offence: Sec.2(c) “Cognizable offence” means an offence for which, and “Cognizable case” means a case in which a police officer may in accordance with the first Schedule or under any other law for the time being in force may arrest without warrant. Sec. 2(w) “Summons case ” means a case relating to an offence, and not being a warrant case. Sec.2(x) “Warrant Case” means a case relating to an offence punishable with death, imprisonment for life or imprisonment for a term exceeding two years.

*A FAILED DACOITY *A FAMILY FEUD AND MURDER *ABETMENT OF SUICIDE *ATTEMPT TO MURDER *BRIDE BURNING CORPSE SPEAKING *CIVIL REVISION REJECTED *CONVICTION DYING DECLARATION *COUNTER CLAIM OF THE TRUST *DIVORCE BY WAY OF CUSTOM IS ILLEGAL. *DOUBLE MURDER BY FEUDAL LORD *MURDER FOR FAILED ATTEMPT TO RAPE. *REJECTION OF PROBATE APPL ICATION *THE REVERSIONERS HA D NO RIGHT 2 G - AND SA NCTION FOR PROSECUTION 7 HOSTILE WITNESSES CONVICTION AA RUSHI MURDER CASE - COGNIZANCE AND B AIL ACP A ND SELECTION GRADE. ACR B OOKL ET ADV ERSE POSSESSION (SUPREME COURT) ATTEMPT ON FORMER CJI BINDUBASINI - Water Connection files. BRIJMOHAN LAL V s UNION OF INDIA CBI INV ESTIGATION SC & HC CAN DIRECT CHARITABLE AND RELIGIOUS TRUSTS ACT, 1920 Chief justices, Conference CHILD LABOUR

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(PROHIBITION A ND REGULATION) ACT, 1986 CHILDREN CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY Disciplinary action against its em ployee COGNIZANCE OF OFFENCE BY COURT OF SESSIONS AGA INST A PERSON. COMMENTS ON THIS WEBSISTE COMMON INTENTION AND COMM ON OBJECT :SC COMMON INTENTION, CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE, LAST SEEN TOGETHER, RECOVERY IN A MURDER CASE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 1986 CONTEMPT OF COURTS ACT, 1971 COURT'S DECISION CANNOT OV ER-RIDE THE EXPRESS PROVISION OF AN ACT CP Act : Non paym ent of FDR on Maturity CUSTODIAL TORTURE - NORMS LAID DOWN BY SC Customer of B ank is a Consumer under CP Act, 1986 DEATH PENALTY : WHEN CAN BE IMPOSED DEATH SENTENCE OF KASAB DEATH SENTENCE OF KASAB DEATH SENTENCE OF KASAB Defering Cross Examination - S.231 Cr.P.C. DELHI GANG RAPE CASE DETAIL S OF MY POSTINGS AS A JUDICIAL OFFICER. DETAIL S OF MY POSTINGS AS JUDICIAL OFFICER. DISPOSAL OF PROPERTY DISTRICT J UDGE CADRE : INTERVIEW E C ACT CASES TRIAL e-PAYMENT OF

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SALARY EVIDENCE OF A RAPE VICTIM EX-PARTE ORDER OF INJUNCTION GUIDELINES BY SC F.I.R. NOT AN ENCYCLOPEDIA FACTORIES A CT, 1948 FIXED DEPOSIT and Ac t 54 i f 2002 FREE LEGAL A ID GENERAL CLAUSES ACT, 1897 GUARDIANS AND WARDS A CT, 1890 HIGH COURT ORDER REGARDING IMMOVABLE PROPERTY HINDU ADOPTIONS AND MA INTENANCE ACT, 1956 HINDU MARRIAGE ACT HINDU MINORITY AND GUA RDIANSHIP ACT, 1956 HINDU SUCCESSION ACT, 1956 IMPORTANT FORMS IMPORTANT G.Os. IMPORTANT RULINGS (CIVIL) INDIAN DIVORCE ACT, 1869 INDIAN EASEMENT ACT, 1882 INDIAN EV IDENCE ACT INDIAN STAMPS ACT INTERPRETATION OF STATUTE : JUDICIAL FUNCTION INTERPRETATION OF STATUTE SC INTERPRETATION OF STATUTE: COURT'S POWER INTERPRETATION OF STATUTES JUDGE YE NOT LEST YE BE JUDGED JUDGES (PROTECTION) ACT, 1985 JUDICIAL OFFICERS (NEW PAY SCALES) .GO.No.440/JD /L/2S-70/09 JUVENILE JUSTICE (CARE AND PROTECTION OF CHILDREN) ACT, 2000. LAND A CQUISITION ACT, 1894 LAST SEEN

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TOGETHER LATER JUDGEMENT OF THE SC LAW OF EVIDENCE CASE LAW LAW OF EVIDENCE Rulings (Courtesy: M.P. MURUGA N) LEGAL MAXIMS LIMITED ESTATE OF A WID OW MATERIAL FOR CHARGE - NO COURT CAN OVER-RIDE AN ACT MINIMUM WAGES ACT, 1948 MOTOR VEHICLES ACT 1988 MY SUPER TIME SCALE OF PAY'S PAY SLIP National Commission on Limitation NDPS ACT - SC RULINGS NDPS CASES ; ADJ OURNMENTS DIRECTIONS OF SC NDPS CASES ; ADJ OURNMENTS DIRECTIONS OF SC NON-OBSTANTE CLAUSE & INTERPRETATION OF STATUTE NOTIFICATION DT. 17-01-2013 REGARDING SUPERTIME SCAL E OF PAY NOTIFICATIONS OF MY POSTING NOTIFICATIONS REGARDING MY APPOINTMENT AS CHAIRMA N WBCT Pension - G.O. REGARDING PENSION - SINGLE COMPREHENSIVE FORM POWER U/Sec.204(1)(b) of Cr.P.C. POWERS OF ADDITIONA L DISTRICT J UDGES POWERSOF-ATTORNEY ACT, 1882 PROBATION OF OFFENDERS ACT 1958 PROTECTION OF WOMEN FROM DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ACT QUOTAB LE QUOTES

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RAGGING AND THE LAW REGULARISATION OF SERVICE REJECTION OF MY REVIEW PETITION RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT, 2005 RIGHT TO LIFE OVER-RIDES RIGHT TO BUSINESS RTE and t he MINORITY INSTITUTIONS SALE OF GOODS ACT, 1930 SC on FREEDOM of EXPRESSION. SC on RTE ACT Society f or Un-aided Private Schools of Rajast han Vs U.O.I. SC ON SET OFF OF A TIME BARRED LOAN SC on STRICTURES AGA INST J UDICIAL OFFICERS SCHEDULE CASTES AND SCHEDUL ED TRIBE (PREVENTION OF ATROCITIES) ACT, 1989 SEC. 138 OF N.I. ACT - INGRADIENTS (SC) Sec.17(2)of t he Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Ass ets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002 ultra vires th e Constitution of India Seizure of Vehicle by Bank and the Rule of Law Seizure of Vehicles by the BANKS SENTENCE IN A RAPE CASE. SERVICE RULES IMMOVABLE PROPERTY SET OFF OF SENTENCE U/Sec.428 Cr.P.C. SHETTY COMMISSION REPORT some lighter mom ents in Court SOME RULINGS SOME RULINGS ON CPC SPECIAL MARRIAGE ACT, 1954 SPECIFIC RELIEF ACT, 1963 SPECIFIC RELIEF ACT, 1963

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SPEEDY TRIALRULINGS STAGES OF TRIAL IN A CRIMINA L COURT. SUPREME COURT IN SUNIL BATRA SUPREME COURT ON FAST TRACK COURTS SUSPENSION A ND SUBSISTENCE AL LOWANCE T.M.A. Pai Foundations and others v s. State of Karnataka THE ADMINISTRATIV E TRIBUNALS ACT, 1985 THE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 1986 THE FOREIGNERS ACT, 1946 THE PASSPORT ACT 1967 THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN FROM SEXUAL OFFENCES ACT, 2012 THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT, 2005 TORTURE IN POLICE CUSTODY - STAY REFUSED. TWO MORE WEBSITES & A FORMULA WAQF PROPERTY : ADV ERSE POSSESSION WEST BENGAL JUDICIAL (CONDITION OF SERVICE RULES, 2004. Sitemap

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