Though the word Person defined in the Indian Penal Code ( S.11) and the General Clauses Act ( 3(42) which are identical and are not exhaustive but an inclusive one, the wirds acused or accused ...

This article is based on my four year experience as a Criminal trial lawyer and as a LLM graduate in Criminal Law from Government Law College, Thrissur, Kerala. The major laws of Criminal laws ...

Engaging in sexual activity with a woman to whom a married man is not legally wedded constitutes adultery. India had criminalized adultery under Section 497 of the Penal Code. In addition to a ...

Although the Indian Penal Code, 1860 does not explicitly define 'intention', it is a crucial principle in criminal law that an individual cannot be found guilty of a crime without having intend...

The Dark Web facilitates new ways how crimes are been conducted in contemporary times. It been used to promotes cross-borders crimes, real global organized crime, the main players, the proof, a...

A predicate offence is an unlawful act that forms a part of a more severe criminal act or organization. It acts as the foundation for additional illegal activities. A predicate offence is a fun...

The path to establishing laws and rules in India was intertwined with complexity characterized by the shaping of historical events and ideological debates. Before the British Rule, Indian laws ...

Victimology, as a branch of criminology, delves into the intricate dynamics of individuals who have endured the trauma of crime. Emerging in the mid-20th century, this field has become pivotal ...

Punishment, History, Purpose, And Types Of Punishment The concept of punishment in its formation is now recognized to be an integral revengeful practice, whatever may be the additional role of r...

In the following cases where the evidence of the approver was not found natural and was not corroborated by other evidence on the record, the accused were acquitted of the charge under Section ...