Description

Criminal Trial by Ramachandran is a comprehensive and authoritative work on criminal trial procedures under Indian criminal law. The book systematically explains the complete lifecycle of a criminal trial, beginning from the initiation of proceedings and registration of FIRs to framing of charges, conduct of trials, and delivery of judgments. With detailed cross-references to new criminal laws, the text bridges traditional procedural principles with recent legislative developments, making it a reliable guide for understanding both theory and practice of criminal trials in India.

Key Features :

Detailed chapter-wise treatment of criminal trial procedures before Magistrates and Sessions Courts
In-depth explanation of FIR, complaints, jurisdiction, remand, and powers of criminal courts
Separate coverage of summons cases, warrant cases, summary trials, and sessions trials
Clear discussion on evidence, charges, judgments, and sentencing procedures
Special focus on public order, maintenance proceedings, and accused persons of unsound mind
Cross-references to new criminal laws for updated legal understanding
This book is specifically designed for law students, judicial service aspirants, advocates, prosecutors, and academicians who require a thorough and practical understanding of criminal trial procedures in India. It is equally useful for practicing lawyers dealing with criminal litigation, as well as for judges and legal researchers seeking a structured reference on procedural aspects of criminal law with contemporary legislative relevance.