What is CrPC? What is the Full Form of CrPC? The full form of CrPC is The Criminal Procedure Code, which is formally called as The Code of Criminal Procedure. The Indian criminal process is governed by the Code of Criminal Procedure, which was promulgated in 1998 and is applicable to all criminal prosecutions in the … Read more
Section 144 or CrPC 144: In 1973, the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) was amended to include Section 144. The magistrate of any Indian state or union territory can issue an order forbidding the gathering of four or more people in a specific place under this legislation. Section 144’s numerous sections allow all members of an … Read more
Section 151 of Code of Civil Procedure also referred as CPC 151 deals with “Saving inherent powers of the Court,” which is the subject of this section. Nothing in the CPC should be construed as limiting or affecting the inherent jurisdiction of the Court to make such directions as may be necessary for the sake … Read more
Differences Between IPC and CrPC: Because illegal acts are regarded crimes in rem, or crimes against society as a whole, the State is the prosecuting party in courts. The Concurrent List deals with criminal law and criminal process, whereas the State List deals with police and prisons. The Indian Penal Code (IPC) and the Criminal … Read more