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Description
Police Diaries is a comprehensive manual that provides a complete know-how of all relevant rules of law to he followed by police officers during the course of an investigation of a crime. Describing the role of police officials in general, the author clearly outlines the powers and duties of the investigating police officers and also trains them on collecting reliable and adequate evidence and its proper use and value in a court of law. In addition to this, the author has made valuable suggestions on how investigators can obtain the best results by using proven techniques of investigation. Some of the requisite personal qualities and equipments essential for a successful investigator are also given. The present edition gives further details of medico-legal investigation with case law. The book is vital to police departments, lawyers, judges, doctors, academicians and even expert witnesses.
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Contents
Chapter 1. Role of the Police in the Prevention of Crimes
Chapter 2. Law and Order Problems for the Police
Chapter 3. Commencement of Investigation
Chapter 4. First Information Report
Chapter 5. Some Practical Aspects of Investigation
Chapter 6. Investigation into Non-Cognisable Offences
Chapter 7. Investigation into Cognisable Offences
Chapter 8. A Few Hints on Some Major Crimes
Chapter 9. Police Diaries and Registers
Chapter 10. The Law of Arrest
Chapter 11. Remand and Detention of the Accused
Chapter 12. The Law of Search and Seizure
Chapter 13. Of Witnesses
Chapter 14. Examination of the Witness
Chapter 15. Integration of Witness: Some Legal Aspects
Chapter 16. Interrogation of Witness: Some Practical Aspects
Chapter 17. Use of Witnesses’ Statement to the Police
Chapter 18. Dying Declaration
Chapter 19. Examination of the Accused by the Police: Confessions of Approvers
Chapter 20. Law Relating to Alibi, Conduct, Motive, Res Gestae and Circumstantial
Evidence
Chapter 21. Provision for Securing the Attendance of the Accused and the Witnesses
Chapter 22. Limitation of Sanction for Prosecution, Conclusion of Investigation and
Charge-sheet
Chapter 23. Test Identification - Law and Practice
Chapter 24. Law Relating to Inquests
Chapter 25. Law Relating to Bail
Chapter 26. Duty of Prosecutor and Production of Evidence
Chapter 27. Trial of Cross-Cases (Counter-Cases)
Chapter 28. Prosecution, Composition and Withdrawal
Chapter 29. Law Relating to Double Jeopardy
Chapter 30. Custodial Death, Torture and Encounters
Chapter 31. The Key to Being a Successful Investigator
Chapter 32. Court-Room Conduct
Chapter 33. Role of Experts in Investigation
Index
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Author Details
Author - K. Krishnamurti
Revising Author - P.S. Bawa, IPS (Retd)
Former Director General of Police, Sikkim, Consultant to Lieutenant Governor of Delhi,
Senior Additional Commissioner of Police, Delhi, Inspector-General of Police, Arunachal Pradesh, Inspector-General of Polic, Goa, Daman & Diu, Member, Prison Reforms Committee, Government of Delhi.
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