Best Criminal Lawyer at Supreme Court of India

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The crimes rate in India is increasing frequently and with an increasing rate of crimes clubbed with the advancement in science and technology, criminal litigation has only experienced augmentation. Due to rapid increase in the crime rate the disposal of cases and imparting of justice has slowed down. As the criminal cases are over flooding and hence it is giving way to mal-practices including corruption and bribery in police Stations. There is a dire need of a legal expert if you wish to file or if a criminal case is file against you. A good criminal lawyer will not only guide...

25 November

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Criminal Lawyer Practicing at Supreme Court of India

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Looking for a criminal lawyer who is practicing at the Supreme Court having a vast experience? Then your search is over as you are landed at the correct place. Advocate Sanjay Dubbey is a noted Criminal Lawyer of Delhi who has been practicing at the Supreme Court for past 20 years. He has a vast knowledge and experience in criminal laws. He is a Member of Supreme Court Bar Association [SCBA], India. Area of expertise Mr. Dubbey holds expertise in Bails/ Regular Bails matters in the grave offences including but not limited to Murder cases, Outrage of Modesty, Cheating , Rape cases,...

21 September

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Can a minor be convicted under Section 302 IPC?

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Introduction A crime may be defined as an act of disobedience of law, however the liability of a person varies from that of a civil law to a criminal law. Some of the grave criminal offences are robbery, murder etc. as it is a moral wrong as well as criminal offence. An act that is forbidden by law and that revolves around the moral sentiments of the society is considered as a crime. Crimes are wrongs whose sanction is punitive and in no way remissible by any private person but remissible by law alone, if remissible at all. Crime is an act...

21 September

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What is Constitutional validity of Section 302 IPC?

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Death sentence Section 302 of the Indian Penal Code deals with ‘punishing the person who commits murder with the death penalty; imprisonment or fine’. The object of the punishment is to ensure that the offender does not repeat the offence especially in cases of grave offences. The death penalty is also called as the capital punishment. This is given in the rare of the rarest cases when the offence is extremely grave and the offenders can’t be forbidden by law. The concept was introduced in 1980 in Bachchan Singh v. State of Punjab case, in the instant case the accused murdered three...

25 July

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Why witness signature is not taken by Police in statement given by him under Sec. 161 of CrPC?

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20 July

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