The Enduring Role Of Police Horses: Tradition, Tactics And Tomorrow

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Horses have been a vital component of law enforcement for centuries, serving essential functions in maintaining order, patrolling challenging terrains, and fostering community connections. Desp...

Rape on the Pretext of a False Marriage Promise: Legal Analysis & Case Insights

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In this Article we will endeavour to understand the concept of Statutory Rape as was enshrined in the Indian Penal Code, 1860 and now its newer Avtar as Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita,2024. Through the...

FIR: First Information Report And Police Complaint-How It Works

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The term first information report has not been defined in the code of procedure rather the term has not been used expert in section 207 which requires the magistrate to furnish to the accused a...

What Are The Four Types Of Bail?

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What Do You Mean By Bail?Bail in simple language means a relief for a person who is accused of any particular crime in our country. It is technically known as the fundamental concept in the Ind...

Men As Victims Of Stalking In Modern Society: An Exploration Of Laws And Reme...

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Everyone wishes to feel safe, regardless of gender. Stalking is not a women's issue or a men's issue; it's a human rights issue.Tracing back to the history, the patriarchal society doesn't prov...

Concealed Crimes And Unending Pain: Who Will Be The Voice For The Voiceless V...

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The Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) applies to reported murder cases, and the accused is subject to punishment under its provisions. The victim's family receives compensation from the state. The ...

Exceptions to the Rule of Hearsay

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To meet the ends of justice and to rely on the testimony given by the concerned party, evidence is presented before the Hon'ble Court. The term 'evidence' is classified into various types ...

The Omission Of Section 377: A Flawed Overhaul Of India’s Criminal Justice ...

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The introduction of three new codes of criminal law in India which will replace the IPC 1860, the CrPC 1973, and the Indian Evidence Act 1872 respectively, with the coming of Bharatiya Nyaya Sa...

The Unspoken Crime: Addressing Marital Rape in India's Legal System

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A man is a man; an act is an act; rape is a rape; be it performed by a man "husband" on the woman "wife" Marital rape is still not considered a heinous crime in countless countries, leaving ...

NDPS ACT, 1985

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As we all know, there are many kinds of drugs in society which have scientific and medical uses, but these days people use them illegally. There are certain acts made by parliament to prevent u...