Capital punishment, commonly known as the death penalty, is the execution of a person who has been condemned to death by a court of law. Extrajudicial executions carried out without due process of law should be separated from capital punishment. Because of the potential of commutation to life imprisonment, the terms death sentence and capital…
ABSTRACT A form of dishonesty, illegal or criminal offense undertaken by a person or organization entrusted or organised with a power of authority is known as corruption. Corruption is practiced to abuse power for one’s gain or to acquire illicit or illegal benefit. Corruption may include many activities, such as embezzlement or bribery. However, it…
Capital Punishment Capital punishment, commonly known as the death penalty, is the execution of a person who has been sentenced to death by a court of law. Extrajudicial executions carried out without due process of law should be separated from capital punishment. Because of the potential of commutation to life imprisonment, the terms death sentence…
Introduction The bizarre act of Necrophilia refers to the sexual urge and attraction to a corpse, which has little or no acknowledgment in most countries. It is a heinous crime in which the criminal derives sexual pleasure from having sex with a dead body. Necrophilia is frequently seen to be committed by spurned or rejected…
ABSTRACT Crime is a very old concept and it is transmitted to the society from generation to generation.Even today Crime play a great role in our society. It is a social evil. It is generated by the society, people and the society also suffers a lot because of crime committed by its members. The rising…
INTRODUCTION The term ‘confession’ is nowhere defined in the Evidence Act. The word appears for the first in section 24 of the Act. The definition of the confession is given under section 17 becomes applicable to confession also. As the section comes under the heading of the admission it is clear that is merely one…
Introduction: In India’s last 20 years of criminal law reform, a recurrent argument levelled against laws dealing with violence against women has been that women exploit such laws. Such “misuse” claims were fiercely pushed by the police, civic society, politicians, and even High Court and Supreme Court judges. Misuse was asserted, notably in relation to…
Freedom of speech is a preferred right which must always be guarded zealously by this (Supreme Court) court. – Venkataramaiah J[i]. [i] Odyssey communications v. Lokvidsyan Sanghatana (1988) 3 SCC 410. Introduction: The United Kingdom introduced the sedition law in India, yet between 1972 and 2009, the UK did not bring any sedition charges against…
INTRODUCTION. :-. Every person has right to maintain and preserve his reputation . The right of reputation is more valuable than right to property . Law gives protection to person’s reputation . Section 499 of IPC define the defamation and section 500 of IPC tells about the punishment for this . Definition :-. Section 499…
INTRODUCTION :-. A crime is an act or omission which is not only harmful for individuals but also for the society and that act or omission forbidden and punishable by law . Like murder , theft , robbery , rape , bigamy etc are the example of crime . Crime is more serious in nature…
