Section 265B of CrPC : Section 265B: Application for plea bargaining.
CrPC
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: Rajesh, a first-time offender, is accused of theft under Section 379 of the Indian Penal Code.
Application for Plea Bargaining: Rajesh files an application for plea bargaining in the Court where his case is pending. In his application, he includes a brief description of the theft incident and states that he understands the punishment for theft under the law. He also submits an affidavit declaring that he is voluntarily opting for plea bargaining and has not been previously convicted for the same offence.
Court Proceedings: The Court issues a notice to the Public Prosecutor and the complainant (the person whose property was stolen) to appear on a specified date. On that date, the Court examines Rajesh in camera (privately) to ensure that his application is voluntary. Satisfied with Rajesh's voluntary application, the Court provides time for Rajesh, the Public Prosecutor, and the complainant to negotiate a mutually satisfactory resolution. This may include Rajesh agreeing to c...
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