Criminal Court Practice and Procedure

This book provides a detailed and practice-oriented exposition of criminal court practice and procedure under India’s new criminal laws. It traces the entire lifecycle of a criminal case—from investigation and commission of offence to trial, bail, and final adjudication—while explaining the procedural powers of courts and rights of the accused. The work integrates statutory provisions with procedural application, making complex criminal processes accessible and practically relevant.

Key Features

• Comprehensive coverage of investigation and pre-trial procedures
• Clear explanation of cognizance, complaint examination, and charging stages
• Step-by-step discussion of criminal trial processes
• Detailed treatment of bail law and rights of the accused
• Practical guidance on summons and summary trial procedures
• Inclusion of medical perspectives relevant to criminal proceedings under new laws

This book serves as a reliable reference for criminal law practitioners, judicial officers, prosecutors, defence lawyers, and law students seeking a clear procedural roadmap under the reformed criminal justice system. It also supports academic study and courtroom practice by offering structured and up-to-date procedural insight.