Section 375 of CrPC : Section 375: No Appeal In Certain Cases When Accused Pleads Guilty

Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where an individual is charged with theft. During the trial at the Court of Session, the accused decides to plead guilty to the crime. Based on the guilty plea, the judge convicts the individual. According to Section 375 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, the convicted person does not have the right to appeal against the conviction itself since it was based on their own admission of guilt. However, they can appeal regarding the extent or legality of the sentence imposed by the Court of Session, if they believe it to be disproportionate or not in compliance with the law.