Introduction In criminal law, the concept of bail is essential for safeguarding personal liberty. When a person is accused of an offence, bail ensures they remain free during investigation or trial — provided they follow conditions imposed by the court. However, not all bail is the same. People often get…
Getting bail in a non-bailable offence is one of the most challenging situations in criminal law. Unlike bailable offences—where bail is a right—non-bailable offences require you to convince the court that you deserve bail based on facts, law, and circumstances.This complete guide explains the process, legal provisions, documents required, grounds…
Introduction When someone fears arrest — perhaps on the basis of a false or exaggerated complaint, or due to the possibility of being wrongly implicated — the legal remedy of anticipatory bail becomes vital. In Indian criminal jurisprudence, anticipatory bail empowers an individual to seek release on bail before arrest,…
Securing bail from a High Court is often the last hope for an accused person when lower courts have rejected bail or when the offence is serious in nature. Although the process may seem intimidating, High Courts in India follow well-established principles while deciding bail applications. With the right preparation,…
I hope that it never happens to you, but there is a chance that some murder happens around you & police arrest (and charge) you for that murder. This article is going to explain to you, what will happen to you? Elements of a Crime For a successful conviction…