Section 228 of CrPC : Section 228: Framing Of Charge

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where a person named John is accused of committing theft. After the police have investigated and submitted their report to the court, the case comes before a Session Judge. The Judge considers the evidence and hears arguments from both the prosecution and the defense.

If the Judge believes there is enough evidence to presume John has committed the crime, which is not exclusively triable by a Court of Session (like theft), the Judge has two options:

  • The Judge may frame charges against John and transfe...

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