Virtual Session on Investigation & Criminal Trial by Mr Vikas Pahwa Sr Adv -20.4.2020
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- Webinar is organised in association with Lawyers Wit, to guide young Lawyers practising in all fields of Law, Law Students, Journalists covering Crime and others who want to understand how the Criminal Justice System works in our Country.
Law students journalists.. Jail officials.. 3 rd generation lawyer .. Top counsel.
Respected sir, At the outset I'm thankful to you for your best lecture in Criminal Law I'm Very Happy by hearing your lecture & therby gain Criminal knowledge easily which will be useful in my Criminal practice. being a prominent lawyer you have given time for us is a appreciating things, God Bless You.
Very beautiful lecture. Very rich in content but articulated and elucicidated in simple mode. Any man who loves will desire to hear you again and again.
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Very valuable information shared.though I labour pravtioner I was not knowing/ u made very cler [octire/ thanku/
An exquisite description & narration is made by this speaker.
What a wonderful talk! You did it very well Sir👍
Sir i always had interest in criminal law and want to pursue in the same field. Watching your video really fascinated me to start with criminal law as my knowledge has immensely improved and i feel all my doubts have been cleared as the procedure explained by you in such a layman language is really amazing... Thanku sir for your guidance🙏🙏
Nice personality deserve praise appreciation for bringing good things about the criminal matters before us
Sir I am CLAT aspirant I want to be a criminal lawyer it's gives me goosebumps and I am also very enthusiastic on criminal Law rather than corporate... I hope after getting into good NLU I will contact you through my LinkedIn profile for taking intern under you... You are just awesome, I know I will have many miles to go but I will do it... I always follow 3 in law field 1 is my God: Late Ram Jethmalaani, 2 nd Rebecca John and 3 rd you sir... Thnx for ur video
It was like me, wanting to do what was being elaborated by you. Thank you my dear respected sir, this is a very rare first time like a die hard soul me honestly speaking i who want to be a criminal lawyer. But yet no master I'm blessed with learn from, hello sir this is Ashish sharma llb passed out last year. By attending this session of yours it feel completely fascinating due to the insightful light you have drawn to investigation. I think you're the one I need to be owe of in the times feel I will be blessed enough to get your blessings. You were so dynamic and real. Thank you so much again. You were a light forsooth.
Great lecture delivered by you sir
Sir kindly uploaded some videos, your videos are so helpfull and knowledgeable..
Perfectly explained criminal trial sir.Thank you for doing good job. I hope you make more and more video for upcoming legal studies guys
what a lecture a complete gesture of criminal law
Its an honor to hear you Respected sir.
There is so much to learn jst through these sessions that you most humbly organise for young lawyers like us. Since lockdown I have been studying through books like R.V Kelkar on CrPC and really struggle to finish a chapter on investigation by police n pretrial procedure...n felt guilty for not studying that much which is required... perhaps not been able to maintain a discipline but the day I was introduced through BCD a session by you, everything is history and I m actually not jst reading books on CrPC , n following each of the instructions given by you but have been making notes through your sessions. You are lord's blessings to me I want to believe n it's truth!! Its jst a dream to even think of meeting you sir but I wish may be my luck has it and I some day meet you.
I sincerely want to tell you Sir I am ur big fan today. You are brilliant n the most humble lawyer a country is proud to have. I m indebted to you and thank you from the kernel of my heart to lift my spirits which were low in these times n yes the law school didn't teach us many things n you have shared so mch to us. Thank you thank you so very much Sir.
Thank you for your kind words. I am happy that you could take out time and join the webinar. I wish you all the best in your professional and personal life. 👍
@@vikaspahwasradvocate2825 thank you so so much Sir. Your reply is like Lord's blessings to me. 🙏💐
Thank you
Sincerely
Shivani Ghosh
Advocate
God bless u sir..thank u for enhancing our knowledge
Goddesses saraswathi bless you
Adv vikas pahwa.... Deal with dark side of life
Superb lecture sir.
You are simply amazing.
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Sir though the lockdown is over and you must be more busy but try to upload more such videos. It is an immense learning experience for the budding lawyers.
Very imp information thanks
Not only legislatures can enact law, a revolution can also bring law into force.
Good evening sir
A new way to learn criminal trials Congrats please go ahead. R. Sivakumar advocate coimbatore
Excellent Lecture Sir. Thank you very much. As per 2019 judgment in Vinubhai Haribhai Malavia, SC held that Magistrate has the power to order Further Investigation at any stage even after taking cognizance of the offence till the commencement of trial(framing of charges). Relevant sections: 2(h), 156(3), 173(8) of Cr.P.C.
Venkatanaga Pavan You are absolutely right, further investigation can be directed by the Court any time before the commencement of trial that is the stage of framing of charges.
Nice to see you sir that you started the channel.
Excellent sir
Sir.... Can repeated police complaints on one particular matter (however no FIR got registered anyway) only.....constitute substance for "defamation suit"....?????
Respected sir , sir i am preparing for lower judiciary exams ..Sir plz it's my humble request if you like my comment plz start a judicial services examination series in TH-cam because like me many cannot afford hefty fees of coaching institutes so apse chahte h ki aap regualar law videos provide kijiye ..Thank you so much sir ..Sir plz thoda Hindi English mix krke apne language smajhaye isse jyada clear samaj me ayega ..
very nice sir helpful for juniors
pls make vidio which can define every point of chargsheet
Done very well described
I find Criminal Law as exciting as Politics. I am looking for an opportunity to start internship with Criminal Lawyer in the district court in Delhi. So Sir, Would you be able to recommend a Criminal Advocate who can guide me?
Sir if application is moved under Sec 156(3) Crpc for filing fir and upon investigation closure report is filed . Magistrate can still order further investigation .
1. What are the principles for ordering further investigation ? Any case law
2. Is there limit on how many times further investigation can be ordered ?
Excellent
Sir sec 420 and sec 405 of ipc could filed together?and can it be considered under cognizable cases?
Great work sir
Thanks sir 🙏
sir, is it necessary for police to take magistrates permission for conducting further investigation u/s 173(8) in all cases?
Sir, please explain "reason for happening crime like nirbaya" .
Excellent, I have learnt a lot, thank you so much sir.
Sir you have said that burden of proof shifts in two circumstances, firstly- abetment to suicide and secondly- dowry death. but as far as i am concerned, the burden also shifts when some facts is especially within the knowledge of the accused as per section 106 of the evidence Act. kindly enlighten us with reference to 106
How come video and audio quality is so good?
Sir please make a lecture on police brutalities and their illegal act and how we can deal with police. As very less scope is given in I. P. C Or Cr. P. C for prosecuting police. As public servant they enjoy immunity under section 197. How and when sanction of state gvt. Is required .. Please explain sir
what is anticipary Bail. can any one take anticipary bail, before crime is accused , (Q prem singh)
Thanks a lot Sir.. ! Very good lecture on bail and almost all grey areas of Cr.P.C.this one is precise,interactive,and good like earlier one... Thanks Sir.. appreciated...
Highly appreciated... Sir if possible please explain about portion mark and exhibiting of contradiction .
Warm regards,
Advocate Swapnil Jagtap
Sir,
Thankyou for such an insightful lecture. Please enlighten us on the issue of cross examination as well.
Abhishek Shukla Sure
Very nice, hope to see more of you
Sir highly obliged to hear this lecture.. kindly request you ,if you can explain about how to portion mark and exibit a contradiction..
Warm regards,
Advocate Swapnil Jagtap
टीप... Pick up one book which belongs to you... Make notes.. adv Pahwa
With respect to sec 188 of ipc, police cant register FIR.., as per sec 195 of crpc, only a private complaint can be made to court by the public servant who promulgated the order or by any person authorized by him in this regard.
Please note that Section 174A, 188, 195A, are cognizable and thus are treated as exception to 195 CrPC. There are many instances where FIR are filed directly and are investigated. In all the cases of violation of lockdown orders, FIRs u/s 188 are being registered.
Thank you so much for your clarification sir🙂👍
Hi Sir,
What is temporary bail (kacchi bail).
VIMAL KUMAR Interim Bail for a limited Period
Sir plz make a video on IPC 498A regarding on cases.How to give safeguard to the husband and his family who are accused under sec 498A of IPC...
Dear sir can a majistrate of first class have jurisdiction to frame charges for offence punishable more than 3 years. Please explain. regards
Azad Singh Yes of course. Please read the Code of Criminal Procedure.
@@vikaspahwasradvocate2825 Dear sir According to Section 29 of the CrPc., a Judicial Magistrate of First Class may pass a sentence of imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years, then under which section a JM 1st class can have jurisdiction to frame charges for offences punishable more than 3 years. Please guide me to understand. Regards
@@vikaspahwasradvocate2825 sir his query is how can magistrate try offence with 10 year jail term eg forgery us 467ipc when he cannot award more than 3year imprisonment?
Delhi High court had sought opinion of centre on this issue
There is provision u/s240&246,that the magistrate is of opinion that there is ground for presuming that the accused has committed an offence triable under chapter 19crpc ,which such magistrate is competent to try and which ,in his opinion could be adequately punished by him ,he shall frame in writing a charge against the accused.Offences punishable with 10 years or more made triable by JM1st class is not illegal .If magistrate during hearing on the point of the charge he find that in his opinion accused could not be adequately punished by him then he should not frame charge but commit the case to the court of session under section 323readwith sec209 crpc
@@AzadSingh4ever sir you raised a good query that I tried to answer .. but yes there is mismatch between ipc and crpc that needs to be fixed
Delhi High court has sought answer for this lucanae from centre ... Hopefully it proves to be first step in fixing this mismatch
wonderful lecture Sir pls continue this....
Sir, my question is can police Change the sections in FIR and if they have power change but there are not doing what is the remedy.
thanks.
Power to change*
and if they*
Syed Aleem Uddin Subhan Yes the IO can add or subtract any offence during investigation. If he is not doing it, even when there is evidence, you can file an application before a magistrate for supervising the investigation and giving necessary directions in this regard.
@@vikaspahwasradvocate2825 thank you sir
if there are judgements with regards this pls Share
A crime can in many cases a contest between right and wrong irrespective of what the statute says eg. Civil liberty movement,or let say ripple created when one challanged caste system against a established norm (not statute- which is actually a modern form of old religious text etc.) Or trade union movement esrly origins conspiracy punishments.
Also adultary,polygamy crime according to social perception
Very informative. Thankyou so much.
Sir Which college did you graduate?
Sir ,im from northeast india ..i need to fight a case ..how can i reach you?
Please tie up with my clerk Sunil Juyal at 9899150807
Tnk u sooooooooooooo much sir
very good
Good morning everybody
R u mr. K.K. pahwa sir son??
Demeanour of witness missed mostly in paper recording
In Sunanda Pushkar case, the court ordered not to provide material to the third party.
Vaibhav Jain Yes, you are right.
12:00, 23:00,
ek baar hrithik roshan wala step kar k dikhao
Fir- time not appropriate,legal validity of argument.
23 20
Excellent sir
Thanks Sir