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Shabnam case of Death Penalty(2008

  Shabnam’s case (2008)- alternatives for death penalty  In the Shabnam case of murder, it was happened that in 14 April 2008 Shabnam lived with her family of 8 people's and she stays with her father Shaukat, mother Hashemi, brother Anise, bhabi Anjum, with 10month baby, small brother Rashid, Bua's daughter Rabiya. Shabnam's father Shaukat Ali was a school teacher, Shabnam had done MA in study also teaches in primary school. In this Shabnam had an affair with a boy Salim who was had studied till 8th standard, during the time of affair Shabnam was pregnant and so she went to her parents and told them about her affair, also she tried to convince for marriage to the person she loves but they were totally against the marriage. So, one day when she was having food with all the family members, in that food she added sleeping pills into it and called her boyfriend with the axe and each an every member in family, she even kills the 10months child. After this her boyfriend left her

Difference between IPC and CrPC - By Isha

  Difference between IPC and CrPC – By Isha  Introduction According to National Crime Report Bureau, in 2018, there are around 50 lakh criminal cases. In this situation it becomes crucial to know about the laws and their procedures in India. Indian Penal Code and Criminal Procedure Code are very significant part of Criminal Justice System of India. The laws in India can be classified into two categories: Substantive Laws –  These laws define the offences. It specifies the essentials and the ingredients of the offences. It also prescribes the punishments for the offences committed. Procedural Laws –  It tells us about the implementation of the substantive law. It provides a process for establishing the guilt and imposing punishments. Indian Penal Code, 1862 In 1834, 1 st Law Commission of India was appointed. The Chairman of this Law Commission was Lord Thomas Babington Macaulay. The Commission had the following tasks: Codification of Penal laws in India. The law is applicable to non-

QUALIFICATIONS OF MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT

  QUALIFICATIONS OF MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT: The Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha are the two houses that make up India's parliament. On the floor of both chambers, members were elected and nominated. A direct election of members of the Lok Sabha takes place among adults, whilst members of the Rajya Sabha are elected indirectly through representatives from state legislatures. As a result, while the President nominates only two members of the Anglo-Indian community to represent them in the Lok Sabha, he nominates 12 people to represent them in the Rajya Sabha who have demonstrated excellence in a variety of fields like as art, literature, science, and social service. The term of a Rajya Sabha member is six years, but the term of a Lok Sabha member is five years, subject to specific restrictions on terms. According to Article 84 of the constitution, a person is qualified to be a member of parliament provided he or she meets the following requirements: i. Resides in India and is a nation

How arbitrator appointment

  Process of the arbitrator  This is one of the processes where there is the role of the arbitrator where he plays the major role. One of the key advantages is the decision made by the arbitrator. It is one of the mechanisms that take place outside when the parties don’t want to go for the arbitration. The first step is that there should be both parties should have the consent of both parties. It means that both parties should have the same opinion of the arbitrator.  The second step is that there will be notice given by both parties for coming to the discussion on the arbitration. Before the arbitration, there will be time given by both parties for collecting the evidence and hiring the advocates by the clients. Then there will be a process that will be read by the arbitrator regarding the terms and the conditions which should be followed till the end.  Then the court will have to start the hearing of the case. At last, they will decide the outcome of the case then the decision should

ACTUS NON FACIT REUM NISI MENS SIT REA

                    ACTUS NON FACIT REUM NISI MENS SIT REA INTRODUCTION The Latin expression actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea, loosely translated as an act does not render a man guilty of a crime unless his mind is equally guilty, expresses a foundational concept in criminal law. This means that proving criminal culpability necessitates not only the presence of the actus reus and the   mens rea , but also the coincidence or concurrence of the mens rea with the conduct that creates the actus reus. The maxim says that the intent and act must both concur to constitute the crime. Mens rea is the source of the latin maxim, actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea. Actus Non Facit Reum Nisi Mens Sit Rea clarifies that for any demonstration to be illicit in nature it should be finished with a guilty psyche. In this manner to convict the respondent, it should be demonstrated that the criminal demonstration was done with a criminal mean. Not exclusively is the demonstration of the blamed s

Safety of women in India

  SAFETY OF WOMEN IN INDIA Women ought to pick her liberty over a man. To be satisfied, she must. a person to be satisfied, but ought to yearn for his girl extra than his liberty. that is the rightful order” - an excerpt from desire and melancholy by Roman Payne, novelist and poet.    Be it Delhi, Telangana, Unnao, Hatteras, or Balarampur - the commonality of crime stays violence towards women. at the same time as some of them were educated, urban, upper-caste girls, others were Dalit. Being a castes society, that India is, oppression, brutality, and discrimination in opposition to the Dalits or the backward castes stays a historical fact. Contemplative of considerably insidious castes mindsets, the atrocious sexual violence towards the nineteen-12 months-antique Dalit girl in Hatteras, and the 22-12 months-vintage Dalit lady in Balarampur, both in India's maximum populous state of Uttar Pradesh, can't be perceived as isolated episodes of crime; as an alternative these atrociti

CYBER CRIME IN INDIA

                                        CYBER CRIME IN INDIA INTRODUCTION As innovation propels, people have become dependent on the internet for their necessities in general. The internet has furnished us with speedy admittance to everything while at the same time being situated in one area. Every under the sun thing that one can imagine should be possible thanks to the internet, including long range interpersonal communication, web based shopping, information stockpiling, gaming, web based tutoring, and online positions. The internet is utilized in virtually all parts of life. As the internet and its related benefits filled in notoriety, so did the idea of cybercrime. Various sorts of cybercrime have advanced with the expanding reliance on the internet. There was a lack of comprehension about the crimes that may be executed over the internet a couple of years prior however today as far as cybercrime, India isn't a long ways behind different nations, where the pace of event of cyb