Description

The book analyses in very lucid language as to when bail should or should not be granted in the interest of individual liberty as well as demand of criminal justice jurisprudence. This balanced approach has enhanced the utility of the book not only to the lawyers appearing on behalf of the defence but also the public prosecutor whose concern it is to see that the accused abides by the Trial. Issues pertaining to bail by Magistrate, regular bail, cancellation of bail, default bail, bail under special legislation, remand, furlough and custodial crimes have been dealt with very comprehensively. ‘Bail’ conjures up images of grief-stricken people languishing in jails.

The book portrays the spirit that main object of bail is to ensure presence of accused before the Court of Law where he faces trial and makes himself available to the court for serving the sentence if convicted. The book goes on to depict that in a constitutionally controlled criminal justice system like ours, there has always been a balancing approach between the liberty of accused and collective interests of society. The clear picture of law with focal views has been presented succinctly. The Book is well-divisioned in various Chapters of utility and interest. The courtroom developments and verdicts have been discussed with catch phrases and suitable rubrics.

A special Chapter on ‘Money Laundering Bail’ is also incorporated for readers research review. The Book is written and expressed in user-friendly style, which also includes author’s personal experiences.

With Special Emphasis upon :

Remand
Regular Bail
Anticipatory Bail
Cancellation of Bail
Parole, Furlough
Money Laundering Bail
Custodial Crimes, etc.