Section 241 of CrPC : Section 241: Conviction on plea of guilty.

CrPC

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Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: Rajesh is accused of theft.

Details:

  • Rajesh is caught stealing a mobile phone from a shop.
  • The police file a report and Rajesh is brought before the Magistrate.
  • During the trial, Rajesh admits to the crime and pleads guilty.

Application of Section 241:

  • The Magistrate records Rajesh's plea of guilty.
  • Based on Rajesh's admission, the Magistrate decides to convict him for theft without proceeding to a full trial.

Example 2:

Scenario: Sunita is accused of driving under the influence (DUI).

Details:

  • Sunita is stopped by the police for erratic driving and is found to be over the legal alcohol limit.
  • The police file a report and Sunita is brought before the Magistrate.
  • Sunita acknowledges her mistake and pleads guilty to the charge of DUI.

Application of Section 241:

  • The Magistrate records Sunita's plea of guilty.
  • Using his discretion, the Magistrate convicts Sunita for DUI based on her admission, avoiding the need for a lengthy trial.
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