Crime, Investigation & Law

It is a welcome addition to legal field by an in-service Police Officer. There is still much greater need for service people to share their experiences of law in text and law in practice. This book in the beginning relates to very important constitutional dimensions of freedom, rule of law, civilised society policing human rights and ideal criminal justice systems. Delay in justice delivery system is the greatest challenge posing the administration of justice in India. Delay not only disheartens, but frustrates a litigant and may even drive him to resort to illegal means or take help of extra constitutional authorities. \nThis book is very interesting and focuses primarily on investigations. Police view point in respect to specific issues like anti-corruption, capital punishment, cyber crime, human trafficking, offence against women, offence against state, plea bargaining, rule of law has been made. \nThe different articles in this book are based on the real life experiences and have been aimed to help the investigating officer with the constitutional framework and other legal remedies available to the other parties in case they are directly or indirectly victimised during the course of investigation. \nThe endeavour made by author in formulating his suggestions based on his experiences, his views and thoughts in Crime, Investigation and Law, is commendable exercise and this monograph would be very useful to the society, in general, and students makers and enforces of law, in particular.