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One must move strategically with utmost caution and take steps keeping in mind whether an offense is a bailable offense or a non-bailable offense.
Getting a bail can be a tedious task when it comes to offenses such as Forgery, Murder, Rape, Dowry Death, kidnapping, criminal breach of trust, causing grievous hurt, attempt to murder, or half murder.
In case you apprehend an arrest for the cases cited above, immediately contact a good criminal lawyer, and apply for anticipatory bail. In cases where anticipatory bail can’t be granted, ask your criminal lawyer to seek interim protection. This shall help you seek bail in the future.
You always have an option to go for an Appeal in the High Court in case your bail is rejected by the lower court. To avoid any such situation, it is always better to seek guidance from the best criminal lawyer from the beginning itself.
An Anticipatory bail is filed u/s 438 of CrPC. It is commonly known as pre-arrest bail. A person who is apprehending arrest, can file and seek the same from the Court of law.
A regular bail is applied before the Sessions Court or the High Court. One can apply for a regular bail only after the arrest is made.
1. The Right to remain silent.
2. The Right not to be detained for more than 24 hours without judicial scrutiny.
3. The Right to know/ask about the grounds of arrest.
4. The Right to get bail.
5. The Right to consult a legal practitioner.
6. The Right to be examined by a doctor.
7. The Right to inform a relative/friend.
8. The freedom to communicate with the magistrate.
9. The Right of the accused to produce the Evidence.
The above rights of an arrested person are ensured and protected by law and no one shall take away your rights from you. Right number 5(The right to consult a legal practitioner), is of vital importance as it will create the basis of your case.
Punishment of Death is commonly known as capital punishment. There are various offenses under the IPC which provides ‘death’ as the maximum punishment. Few offenses are enlisted below:
Imprisonment for life is a punishment wherein an accused convicted of a crime has to remain in prison until he is alive or pardoned. In its natural sense, it means imprisonment for the remaining years of life.
Imprisonment can be simple imprisonment or rigorous imprisonment. Depending upon the severity of the offense, the Court issues such imprisonment.
Rigorous imprisonment;
Imposition of fine for the wrongs committed under various sections of the IPC.
Yes. You can defend yourself in your case but appointing a legal expert will help you better dispose of your case.
Yes. Meeting and consulting your lawyer is your right.
Yes. You might think that being forced to give bodily samples—such as blood, hair, or fingernail clippings—is a violation but it’s mandatory.
All Law enforcement officers such as police officers, county sheriff officers, district attorneys, and highway patrol officers can arrest you on or off duty in most cases.
Yes. A person arrested for a non-Bailable offense can also apply for Anticipatory bail u/s 438 of Cr. P.C.
Local and State Police departments keep the records.
If the police officer is convinced after the questioning that you have not committed the crime.
Yes. If they give a valid reason for doing it.
Yes. That’s your fundamental Right.
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