SUPREME COURT & HIGHCOURT Rulings on POLICE

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POLICE AND JUDICIAL PROCESSI. Police and Investigation:1. Territorial Jurisdiction and powers of investigation………………1-42. F.I.R: & Registration of F.I.R………………………………………5-133. Interrogation……………………………………………………….14-174. Arrest and Custody……………………………………………….18-255. Handcuffing and Security……………………………………..….26-326. Search and Seizure…………………………………………..…..33-387. Remand ……………………………………………………………39-408. Charge-Sheet ……………………………………………..………41-489. Intervention by the Magistrate or the Executive……………….49-57II. Police and Evidentiary Issues:1. Recording of Confessions……………………………………..….58-592. Confessions under the Influence……………………………..…60-62of Police (SS. 25,26,27)3. Recording of Dying Declaration………...…………………….…..63-644. Police as Witness-Trap Witness etc……………………………..65-685. Use of Case Diary in Trial……………………………………………..696. Evidentiary value of Site. Plan……………………………………..…70III. Police and Human Rights/Fundamental Rights:1. Right to Life and Personal Liberty…...……………………….…71-772. Right against Torture and Indignities……………………………….78IV. Miscellaneous:1. Externment……….………………………………………………..79-852. Power of Police Surveillance…………….………………………86-893. Sanction of Route for religious procession………………………...904. Permission to organize Public Meeting…………………….…..91-925. Licencing places of Public Entertainment………………………93-946. Directions for providing Police Security…………………….…..95-967. Limitation incompliant/Suit against Police personal………..…97-998. Regulating Horse-racing and Gaming……………………….100-101
Case Index:. Supreme CourtI "Sr." Nameofthe CaseNo..:....--Arvirider Singh1-Bagg"aCitation.. (1995)Supp (3)vs Stte of UP sec 716 liberty.(1992) 32 Bhagwan SinghSCCvs State of Punjab 2493Citizen forDemocracyvs State of Assam 3247".I. Legal Issue(s)Involved'Right to life andpersonalPage",74"Interrogation. 14"1996 Cr.Ll. . Handcuffing 284 CRI. (1992) 3 sce . Remand 39vs Anupam J.Kulkarni1415 Directorate of 1999 Cr.Ll. Arrest and Custody 21Enforcement 2269 Investigationvs DeepakMahajan6 D$. Basu (1997) 1 sce Handcuffing. )0"7""vs State ofW.B. 426Dr. K.R.Lakshmananvs State of TamilNadu"1996 Cr.Ll." Regulating Horse" racingand gaming.8" Gulam Hussain 2000 Cr.Ll. " Dying Declaration to 64100
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We direct all ranks of police and t
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forbidding escape is available, the
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friend of the person, who has been
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1.6 : SEARCH AN9 SEIZUREState of Pu
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and this provision does not mandate
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Steps under Ss.52 and 57 to be take
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1.7 : REMANDHeldC.B.I. vs Anupam J.
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1.8 : CHARGE-SHEET - EFFECT OF DELA
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Held1.8 : CHARGE-SHEETK. VEERASWAMI
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months or the extended period. if a
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1.8 : CHARGE-SHEETSharavan Baburao
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1.2 : REGISTRATION OF F.I.R.1.9 : I
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The expression "reason to suspect"
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Section 156(1) has to culminate in
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Facts1.9 : INTERVENTION BY THE EXEC
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a final report to the effect that n
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(1) The confession should be record
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HeldThe geographical distance betwe
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II.3 RECORDING OF DYING DECLARATION
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11.4 : POLICE AS WITNESSFactsTahir
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evidence, since they can be said to
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11.5 : USE OF CASE DIARY IN TRIALHe
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III.1 : RIGHT TO LIFE AND PERSONAL
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suffered by reason of such failure.
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111.1 : RIGHT TO LIFE AND PERSONAL
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legal ambit and that they have not
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IV.1 : EXTERNMENTFactsPrakash Sitar
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IV.1 : EXTERNMENTSh. Rambhai alias
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IV.1 : EXTERNMENTSitaben M. Thakore
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IV. 1 : EXTERNMENTDater Gatar Sulem
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IV.2 : POWER OF POLICE SURVEILLANCE
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IV.2 : POWER OF POLICE SURVEILLANCE
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FactsIV.A : PERMISSION TO ORGANIZE
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IV.S. : LICENCING PLACES OF PUBLIC
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IV.7 : . LIMITATION IN COMPLAINT/SU
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IV.7 : LIMITATIONIN COMPLAINT/SUIT
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ace in a race-club cannot change th
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