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Subject Study
- INTERLOCUTARY AND INTERMEDIATE ORDERS IN THE REALM OF REVISIONAL JURISDICTION OF CRIMINAL COURTS
- P.C Act: Criminal misconduct: Preliminary inquiry and its procedures
- Class 3 – CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS – GENERAL PROVISIONS – CRIMINAL COURT POWERS.
- Class 2 – Principles on Sentencing Policy & Victim Compensation
- Section 389 (1) Cr.P.C: If suspension of sentence is listed the advocate for the accused is not expected to argue the appeal
- A FORENSIC GUIDE FOR CRIME INVESTIGATORS STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES
- Magistrate can allow power of attorney to maintain complaint
- Section173(2) Cr.P.C: Police has no option but to include non-cognizable offence in the charge sheet