Ms. Rebecca John, Senior Advocate on Criminal Procedure Code: From Investigation to Cognizance

Ms. Rebecca John, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India, on Criminal Procedure Code: From Investigation to Cognizance
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[vijaychosla]

I am indebted to you ma'am for providing information related to arrest accused and remand process. Thank you ma'am.

[believer]

She is owsmmmm... She speaks pearls...

[ravikumar-iwgf]

Wonderful lecturing delivered by madam, tq u so much ma'am

[subhajitchatterjee]

How lucidly explained with all landmark judgments. Thank you very much Madam for this excellent lecture and also Thanks to ADF India for organising this programme. If it is feasible kindly arrange more lecture with Rebecca Madam. If feasible a lecture on Chapter XXIV of CrPC will be of great help.🙏

[rimitasubba]

Mam Thank you so much for your detailed explanation of the topic citing various case laws which too are explained very is especially very helpful for the young

[nyaykibaat]

I am indebted to you ma'am for bringing such an informational lecture which'll surely enhance our legal knowledge.

[judgeshrikrishnadagliya]

Great lecture mam. The law regarding the calculation of 60 or 90 days as stated by you has undergone a change. The case law of Bhupinder Singh versus Jarnail Singh has been overruled by a three-judge bench of the Supreme Court in Rakesh Kumar Paul versus state of Assam 2017.🙏🏻

[judgeshrikrishnadagliya]

Mam, in the first part of the lecture you say that cognizance can be taken only once. But in the latter part of the lecture you say that in sessions triable cases firstly a magistrate takes cognizance and when he commits the case to the sessions under 209 CRPC then the sessions court takes cognizance under section 193 crpc. You also say that this is the second cognizance that is taken by the sessions court. But the law as laid down by the Supreme Court as it stands today is that cognizance cannot be taken twice of an offence. Please refer to Dharam Pal vs State of Haryana 2014. 🙏🏻

[shaharyar]

Thank u for this wonderful session
Can you request mam to give a lecture on:
1 ) habeas corpus - how to draft it, nuances and technicalities, mistakes to avoid in it etc
2 ) Nia cases as it has become very pertinent these days
Will be highly grateful if mam Can guide us in these 2 aspects

[PremKumar-uppl]

U r giving us good tips to get the person released onbail

[adv]

Under what section we can move application for accompany accuse while interrogation

[adv]

Under which section we are supposed to file an application opposing remand ?