Law of Bails

The Law of Bails, unlike many other laws, is growing continuously to adapt itself to changing times as in times of exigency or in times of peace and tranquility, with the law leaning in favour of the society and the government in times of emergencies or internal crisis and with the individuals and the subjects in time of peace and harmony.Some of the enactments have come up with their own speific procedures, special courts and tribunals in response to socio-economic crisis and political uncertainties. Many older provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure which were defunct have been repealed. Moreover, the Law of Bails is not restricted only to criminal procedure but has become multi-faceted requiring more detailed analysis.The current edition of P.V. Ramakrishna Law of Bails has been considerably enlarged to cover and anaswer most of the questions related to this complex subject. It also carries a detailed discussion on the right to bail, the cancellation of bail, the right of the accused to legal consultation and free legal aid, etc. The book is a must for all criminal lawyers, judges of both high courts and lower courts, police personnel, academics and individuals in need.*Code 506