Reshma Azath

86 Articles
investigation
General

Section 193 BNSS: Directions issued on strict adherence to Timelines for investigation and filing of final report

Pocso misuing
General

POCSO: Victim’s contradictory statements cannot form the basis for quashing criminal proceedings but Trial court must careful on misusing this Act

POCSO
Articles

POCSO, Preliminary Enquiry and Adolescent Complaints (14–18 Years): The Case for Structured Post-FIR Preliminary Enquiry and Victim-Centric Preliminary Assessment for Truth, Fair Investigation and Child Protection

uapa
Ad. Azhar Basha

The Architecture of Institutional Incarceration: A Mixed Doctrinal and Empirical Analysis of UAPA Enforcement Patterns and Bail Jurisprudence

bailable offence
Articles

Legislative Continuity and Procedural Disruption

section 351(3)
Articles

Bail Ability Of Section 351(3) Of The Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 (Do Colonial-Era Notifications Survive the New Criminal Procedure Code)

james raja
Ad. James Raja

The Tamil Nadu Rent Act, 2017 Needs Constitutional Correction

defamation
Ad. Azhar Basha

The Chilling Effect: How India’s Criminal Defamation Laws and Legal Roadblocks Hinder People’s Access to Justice, Compared to the U.S. ‘Actual Malice’ Standard That Protects Free Speech in Today’s Digital World

false evidence
Acquittal

Madras High Court (Madurai Bench) directed the witnesses to pay rs.10 lakh as compensation to the accused in NDPS case for giving false evidence against him

pocso quash
Acquittal

POCSO is an individual crime further related parties were married and having a child together hence the case is quashed

pocso
Acquittal

No immediate complaint was made and the hymen was intact therefore the conviction and sentence under Section 9(m) read with Section 10 of POCSO cannot be upheld

acquittal
Acquittal

Prosecution has to prove to whom A1 has sold the stolen article and obtained sale proceeds of rs. 8000