as amended by the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act 20... more

as amended by the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act 2013... less

A commentary on the Code of Criminal Procedure 19... more

A commentary on the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973... less

Criminal evidence is an area of the law that is b... more

Criminal evidence is an area of the law that is both highly complex and rapidly changing. All criminal practitioners must have a clear understanding of the principles and practice of the relevant rules of evidence. The sixth edition of May on Criminal Evidence provides just such an understanding. The Criminal Justice Act 2003 made enormous changes to much of the law on criminal evidence and that, combined with the extent of amending and subsequent legislation and case law, means that access to a comprehensive account and analysis of the present-day law is essential for criminal practitioners. Another development has been the growing importance of the European Convention on Human Rights and its application to the law of England and Wales. The principles of the Convention and their analysis by the European Court of Human Rights at Strasbourg are now embedded in English law and practice and are deftly interwoven into the text of this edition. Recent developments in case law and legislation in all areas of criminal evidence are also covered.... less

As amended by Criminal Law Amendment Act, 2013 Ac... more

As amended by Criminal Law Amendment Act, 2013 Act: 13 of 2013... less

Juridically speaking, the concept of jurisdiction... more

Juridically speaking, the concept of jurisdiction of a court comprehends (i) pecuniary jurisdiction, (ii) territorial jurisdiction, and (iii) Jurisdiction of the subject-matter. The Criminal Jurisdiction fell within five distinct categories (i) Ordinary original criminal jurisdiction (ii) Extraordinary original criminal jurisdiction, (iii) Appellate Criminal Jurisdiction, (iv)Jurisdiction as a Court if reference; and (v) Revisional jurisdiction.... less

KSN Murthys Criminal Law (Indian Penal Code) is s... more

KSN Murthys Criminal Law (Indian Penal Code) is specially designed for students pursuing the three year or five-year degree course in law education institutes including national law schools. The book will also fulfill the requirement of students pursuing the LLM course from various universities of the country. It would be useful to academicians and activists, lawyers to laymen. The text is divided into 23 chapters and follows the pattern of the IPC. It covers the major areas of the IPC such as history and evolution of criminal law, general exceptions, abetment, criminal conspiracy, offences against the state, offences against public justice, offences relating to religion, offences affecting the human body, offences against property, criminal breach of contracts of service, offences relating to marriage, defamation, criminal intimidation and attempts to commit... less

In this book an attempt has been made to trace th... more

In this book an attempt has been made to trace the evolution of corporate criminal liability mainly in the common law jurisdictions and India. The Law in India has been dealt with in details.... less

with Case Law Ready referencer and Model Forsm of... more

with Case Law Ready referencer and Model Forsm of Notice and Complaint... less

First published in 1962, as the eighteenth editio... more

First published in 1962, as the eighteenth edition of a 1902 original, this book formed part of an ongoing series of elementary legal guides. The text was not intended to be a work on criminal jurisprudence, but rather to assist students to such an understanding of the rules of criminal law as would enable them to from a clear idea of the practical task confronting the prosecution and defence in the trials of specific people. This book will be of value to anyone with an interest in law and legal history.... less

P S A Pillai's Criminal Law has justifiably come ... more

P S A Pillai's Criminal Law has justifiably come to be known as one of the most archetypal text on the Indian Penal Code, 1860, ever since the publication of its first edition in 1956. This book has comprehensively covered all aspects of Criminal Law with detailed analysis of all the categories of offences assimilated in the Code. This latest edition of the book on one hand preserves the essence of the decades old legacy of providing remarkable illustrative inputs to all those interested in the field of criminal law and on the other covers landmark judgments which revolve around the emerging trends in the area besides covering reforms suggested by the Law Commission and other bodies. In this book the offences are dealt with in an academic framework with legislative definitions that bring out the interrelationship of academic framework and the legislative framework. This edition is a must have for all those associated with the criminal law subject including but not limited to practitioners, academicians and students.... less