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.............................................................................................................................DescriptionFirst of its kind this book is a special effort by Author Shri B.L. Arora who is a practicing Chartered Accountant by profession but with his great enthusiasm, he brought out this book which is informative and would benefit not only practicing lawyers but all those who have been stuck with the problems of prolonged legal battle.The book enlightens the reader with the provisions of the Indian Constitution which through its articles on Fundamental Rights, has included right to Speedy Trial as part of the right to life and liberty. Relevant case law on the issue of Speedy Trial are elaborately discussed and also proper interpretation of several articles of the Constitution. This book is aimed at improving the prevalent system from the point of view of harassed litigants.This book would definitely help practicing lawyers who wish to make a quick reference to the provisions of imprisonment in various enactments. Written in an easy-to-understand language for even a layman to understand nitty gritty of a trial..............................................................................................................................Contents• Evolution of State• Law and Justice• Law of Speedy Trial in India• Judicial Pronouncement on Speedy Trial• Gist of Judicial Pronouncement on Speedy Trial in India• First Information Report• Police Investigation• The Rights of an Accused Person under Indian Criminal Law• Summary Trial• Filing of Charge-Sheet• Bail• Taking Cognizance• Exemption From Personal Appearance• Compounding of Offences• Withdrawal from the Prosecution• Framing of Charge• Conduct of Charge• Law of Evidence• Quashing of FIR/ Criminal Proceedings Judgment• Appeals• Law Commissions of India• Judicial Reforms & Initiatives• Plea Bargaining & Victim of Crime• The Rights to Speedy Trial in Other CountriesGuidelines issued by American Bar AssociationPart I - General PrinciplesPart II - Defendant’s Right to a Speedy TrialPart III - Standards for Timely Resolution of Criminal CasesPart IV - Organizing Justice System Resources to achieve Timely Resolution of Criminal CasesAnnexuresSubject Index.............................................................................................................................Author DetailsB.L. Arora was born in 1939 in West Pakistan. After partition he settled in Delhi and did graduation in Commerce from Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi in 1959 with First Division. After that he pursued Chartered Accountancy course and qualified the same in 1963 in First Division. Since then Mr. Arora has been practicing Accountancy, Taxation and Company Law and has an experience of over 43 years. Throughout his professional career he has been a keen student of law and has extensively studied various aspects of law of the land as well as international law. In his advisory capacity Mr. Arora has also been associated with various Social and Business Organisations..............................................................................................................................
