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Committee on Reforms of Criminal Ju
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Sri C.M. Basavarya Formerly, Distri
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CONTENTS PART - I FUNDAMENTAL PRINC
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The nation is grate
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PART - I FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES
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4 vi. To examine the feasibility of
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6 1.7. The well recognised fundamen
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8 Orissa, Tamil Nadu, and Uttaranch
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10 1.18. There was no criminal law
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Sl No 2 12 No. of SLL cases which c
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14 1.25. Vulnerable sections of the
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16 1.27. So far as incidence of chi
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18 Major Frauds Reported During 200
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20 1.35. Apart from the main functi
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22 viii. To focus on justice to vic
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125 PUBLIC PROSECUTION _ 8.1 The in
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127 8.6 Separate Directorates of Pr
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129 8.13 The duties of the Director
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131 PART - III JUDICIARY
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133 COURTS AND JUDGES _ 9.1 Huge pe
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135 9.5.2 Anybody who sits and watc
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137 evidence governing criminal cas
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139 and Madhya Pradesh are in favou
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141 enter immediately below the cau
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143 9.14.4 At the instance of the S
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145 TRIAL PROCEDURES _ 10.1 Crimina
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147 prescribed by S.262 to three ye
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149 fine through post. He need not
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151 WITNESSES AND PERJURY _ 11.1 Wi
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153 are paid allowances on the same
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155 Thereafter it has to make a com
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157 VACATIONS FOR COURTS _ 12.1 Non
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159 vacations for reasonable period
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161 12.9 The President has fixed 18
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163 ARREARS ERADICATION SCHEME _ 13
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165 two years. The High Court shall
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167 PART - IV CRIME AND PUNISHMENT
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169 OFFENCES, SENTENCES, SENTENCING
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171 of the rare case the same can b
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173 bill had been enacted in 1972 w
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175 impact of same affects the enti
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177 fine is concerned it is time th
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179 than seven years and / or fine
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181 RECLASSIFICATION OF OFFENCES _
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183 15.4 Summons and Warrant Cases
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185 minor offence get labeled as cr
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187 and judges. They involve import
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189 OFFENCES AGAINST WOMEN _ 16.1 M
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191 commit suicide. For the Indian
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193 Supreme Court the same is not d
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195 ORGANISED CRIME _ 17.1 The Ency
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197 of accurate information about t
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199 with a guarantee of large crimi
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201 17.16.7 The fact that Organised
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203 17.17.2 The Government has refe
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205 3 Ibid 4 Howard Abadinsky, The
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207 FEDERAL LAW AND CRIMES _ 18.1 O
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209 constitutional amendments enact
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211 18.12 Time has come when the co
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213 TERRORISM _ 19.1 The genesis of
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215 it under the ordinary penal law
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217 the former President of India,
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219 divide and by inducting more fo
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221 6. Disruptive activities mean a
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223 effectively defend himself keep
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225 category and apply the bail pro
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227 disruptive activities and it wa
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229 Psychotropic Substances Act, 19
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231 5. K. Santhanam Sudhir Sreedhar
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233 ECONOMIC CRIMES _ 20.1 In the e
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235 i. Definition of new economic o
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237 20.6 Banking and financial crim
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239 use of pornography including ch
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241 been defined earlier. The Serio
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243 possible, the Court should have
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245 20.22 SELF-REGULATION, REPORTIN
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247 PART-IV LOOKING AHEAD
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249 EMERGING ROLE OF THE LEGAL PROF
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251 by any manner or means but by a
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253 TRAINING - A STRATEGY FOR REFOR
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255 training agenda and will requir
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257 aimed at. The training results
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259 VISION FOR BETTER CRIMINAL JUST
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261 and cooperate with the police.
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263 PART - VI RECOMMENDATIONS
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265 RECOMMENDATIONS _ 1. NEED FOR R
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267 issue directions to the investi
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269 (ii) The points for determinati
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271 c) To know the status of invest
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273 iv. Grave and sensational crime
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275 (25) Preparation of Police Brie
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277 without warrant” and for the
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279 iii) Remaining 50% of the posts
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281 (65) (i) In the Supreme Court a
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283 First Class to exercise the pow
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285 (86) The Judge should be vigila
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287 on priority basis. The arrears
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289 (104) The Committee recommends
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291 operates against the interest o
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293 The Committee recommends that:
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295 (139) The sunset provision of P
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297 (150) For tackling serious econ