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Issues relating to Multiple FIRs/Chargesheets, Joinder of Charges/Accused and Splitting of Trials
This column is based on talk delivered by Bharat at the National Police Academy to a batch of 132 IPS officers/probationers, currently on training, with the very able assistance of Abhijay Srekanth (4th year, Jindal […]
The Devil’s Dictionary (of Law)
First published at : https://www.barandbench.com/columns/the-devils-dictionary-of-law The times are dreary and before you stop reading, my dear reader, let me assure you, this is not another article on ‘Law of Force Majeure’. Trust me, I’d never […]
Law 101 # A Primer On Electronic Evidence
Before making an attempt to understand how electronic evidence is treated in a court of law, it is essential to understand what is meant by the terms “electronic evidence” and “electronic record”. Once we establish […]
In conversation with Kaustubh (Law, Logic and Life Podcast) on Judiciary, Litigation, Practice of White Collar Crime and being a tech-law enthusiast
Bharat on life of a young judge, coming back to litigation, white collar crime and tech-law.
Issues relating to Electronic Evidence – Admissibility, Section 65B certificate and other frequently asked questions.
Issues relating to Electronic Evidence What is an Electronic Record ? Types of Electronic Records. Is an Electronic Record a ‘document’ ? Is a ’Hard Drive’ a document ? Admissibility of Hard Disk Proof of […]
What are Summons, Warrants and Proclamation ?
Summons, Warrants and Proclamation are the measures by which court seeks to ensure appearance of parties/accused/witnesses before itself, ranging from commutative to compulsive. A Summon is an order to appear before the court usually in […]
FIR – First Information Report.
What is an FIR – short for First Information Report is the information first in point of time as to the commission of an offence. This sets the entire criminal law machinery into motion. If […]
Harsher Law for juvenile ? Do we need to revise 18 as age of juvenility ?
What is the age of discretion for the purposes of fixing criminal liability ? At what age is a person presumed to understand the moral quality or nature of his act and fathom it’s ramifications, […]
Supreme Court on impounding of passports..
In a nutshell this judgment the Hon’ble Supreme Court holds that since impounding of passports are governed by a special legislation namely the passports act, normal crpc provisions concerning impounding shall not be attracted, the […]