KLH’s Criminal Court Practice & Procedure with Petitions and Complaints (2 Volumes) by S.K. Sinha Ray.

KLH’s Criminal Court Practice & Procedure with Petitions and Complaints (2 Volumes) by S.K. Sinha Ray.

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TOPICS AT A GLANCE

1. Introduction 2. Criminal Practice and Conduct of Lawyer 3. Public Prosecutors and Defence Lawyers 4. Criminal Investigation 5. Diary of Proceedings in Investigation 6. Preliminary Steps before Actual Investigation 7. Local Inspection and Investigation Proceedings 8. Interlocutory Applications during Investigations 9. Bail 10. Security Proceedings for Keeping Peace and Good Behaviour 11. Maintenance Proceedings 12. Proceedings for Removal of Public Nuisances 13. Proceedings for Apprehend ed Danger and Proceedings for Disputes as to Immovable Property14. Bonds to be taken by Police 15. Role of Lawyer in Complaint Case 16. Complaints and Drafting of Petition of Complaint 17. Representation of Corporation or Registered Society 18. Court-fees for Complaints a nd Other Applications 19. Prosecution for Contempt of Lawful Authority of Public Servants and Prosecution for Offences relating to Evidentiary Documents Proceedings 20. Procedure for Filing Complaints by Courts and Procedure for Certain Contempt Proceedings 21. Dispensation with Personal Attendance of Accused Persons at Trial 22. Cognizance of Offence 23. Venue of Trial 24. Trial of Cases and Counter-cases 25. Charge 26. Local Inquiries in Criminal Proceedings and Local Inspection during Trials 27. Laws against Double Jeopardy 28. Compounding of Offences 29. Adjournment and Postponement of Criminal Proceedings 30. Sessions Trial 31. Trial of Warrant Case 32. Trial of Summons Case 33. Summary Trial 34. Trial of Insane Accused 35. Transfer and Withdrawal of Cases 36. Withdrawal of Prosecution 37. Reconstruction of Records and Registers and Registers relating to Cases 38. Argument 39. Principle of Punishment and Sentencing 40. Sentencing on Previous Conviction 41. Set-off of Sentence 42. Provisions for Compensation to Accused in Criminal Cases 43. Appeal against Acquittal 44. Revisional Applications 45. Appeal against Convictions and Sentences 46. Quashing of Criminal Proceedings and Inherent Powers of Courts 47. Evidence in Criminal Trial 48. Admission of Evidence 49. Classification of Evidence 50. Documents and their Proof 51. Affidavit 52. Discovery Evidence 53. Test Identification Parade 54. Confession 55. Dying Declaration 56. Presumption 57. Examination of Witnesses 58. Competency of Witnesses 59. Rights of Accused 60. Credibility of Witnesses 61. Art of Cross-examination 62. Art of Re-examination 63. Art of Examination-in-chief or Direct Examination 64. Record Making 65. Medical Jurisprudence 66. Identification 67. Examination of the Dead 68. Post-mortem Examination 69. Process of Holding Post-mortem Examination 70. Wounds 71. Wounds by Firearms 72. Death by Asphyxia 73. Burns and Scalds 74. Rape and Medical Examination 75. Abortion 76. Infanticide 77. Insanity 78. Investigation of Blood 79. Toxicology 80. Poisons Commonly Used in Medico-legal Cases 81. Dangerous Poisons 82. Death due to Sudden or Unexpected Natural Causes 83. Fingerprints 84. Handwriting 85. Typewriting 86. Non-cognizable Offences an d Cases 87. Laws relating to Grant of Pardon 88. Miscellaneous Important Criminal Petitions.

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