R. V. Kelkar's Criminal Procedure

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Description
This classic work provides an interesting study of the fundamental principles of criminal procedure in a logical sequence. The topic-wise treatment of the subject along with references to academic writings and the judicial decisions makes the study of criminal procedure meaningful and comprehensible. The author has incorporated all recent developments in the field of criminal procedure since the publication of the last edition in 2014.
The following are the unique features of the book:
1.  An illuminating overview by distinguished Prof. BB Pandey.
2.  Latest case laws including the cases of Sriharan (2016) and Sushila Aggarwal (2020)
     have been incorporated at appropriate places in the book.
3.  Amendments made by Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2018 are included.
4.  "Probing the Problems" has been included at the end of the book; it contains
      points for class-room discussion.
5. A new feature: Suggested Readings, has been added. This is a compilation of selected articles indexed on SCC Online from the various Law Review Journals.
The author has also drawn attention to some ticklish aspects of the Code with a view to generating new thinking in the light of new developments so that criminal procedure law may grow in tune with the times. The book has been written in a lucid and easy to understand language and designed in a new layout for easy reference. Practicing lawyers, judges, teachers, students of criminal law, judicial officers, police department and all those concerned with criminal law administration will find this thorough work immensely useful.
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Contents
Table of Cases
Table of Statutes
Prologue
1.    Object, Extent and Scope
2.    Constitution of Criminal Courts
3.    Police, Prosecutors, Defence Counsels, Prison Authorities
4.    Pre-trial Proceedings - General Observations
5.    Pre-trial Procedure: Steps to Ensure Accused's Presence at the Trial
6.    Pre-trial Procedure: Arrest, and the Rights of the Arrested Person
7.    Pre-trial Procedure: Search, Seizure and Production of Materials
8.    Pre-trial Procedure: Investigation by Police
9.    Local Jurisdiction of the Courts and the Police
10.  Cognizance of Offences
11.  Commencement of Proceedings Before Magistrates
12.  Bail
13.  Trial Procedures: Principal Features of Fair Trial
14.  Trial Procedures: Courts and Parties
15.  Trial Procedures: Charge 
16.  Trial Procedures: Some Common Features
17.  Trial Procedures: Disposal of Criminal Cases without Full Trial
18.  Trial Procedures: Preliminary Pleas to Bar Trial 
19.  Trial Procedures: Trial Before a Court of Session
20.  Trial Procedures: Trial of Warrant Cases by Magistrates
21.  Trial Procedures: Trial of Summons Cases and Summary Trial
22.  Trial Procedures: Special Rules of Evidence
23.  Judgment
24.  Review Procedures: Appeals
25.  Review Procedures: Revision
26.  Transfer of Cases
27.  Execution, Suspension, Remission and Commutation of Sentences
28.  Preventive and Precautionary Measures
29.  Proceedings for Maintenance of Wives, Children and Parents
30.  Miscellaneous Provisions
Probing the Problems
Suggested Readings
Subject Index
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Author Details
Revising Author - Dr. K.N. Chandrasekharan Pillai, B.Sc. (Ker), LL.M. (Del), LL.M., S. J. D. (Michigan) Director, Indian Law Institure, Bhagwandas Road, New Delhi – 110 001
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