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Criminal Law Reforms in India : Recent Issues and Challenges, Part I

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  • Author   :    Ed. : Raj Kumar
    Year of Publication   :   2021
    ISBN   :   9788195327089
    Language   :   English
    Binding   :   Hard Bound
    Pages   :   400
    Size   :   23 cms
    Categories   :   2021, Law, New Books
    Price  :  1200
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    About the Book
    The book Criminal Law Reforms in India : Recent Issues and Challenges, Part I contains 37 chapters in covering extensively all possible areas of Criminal Law where there is an urgent need for reforms. It also deals with various issues and challenges present on the path to these law reforms. This book deals with a plethora of burning issues in the field of criminal law. Child abuse and trafficking, data protection, corporate criminal liability, cyber crimes, death penalty, marital rape, sedition, right to be forgotten, FIR, police atrocities, prisoner rights, crimes against women, abortion, victim compensation and artificial intelligence, etc. are some of those burning issues which are elaborately discussed and dealt in this book. This book is unique in the sense that it deals with various issues of criminal law in an elaborated manner. This book will act as a guiding torch for the government in bringing the much-needed law reforms in the country. This book will also act as a source for all those researchers who are interested in conducting research in the field of criminal law reforms. This book yields various fruitful results which have practical implications and will be of great utility for future generations in the centuries to come.

    Contents : Child Abuse and Trafficking in India; Critical Analysis of Draft Bill on Data Protection, 2018; Heralding Changes in our Criminal Justice System; Societas Delinquent (Non) Potest; Admissibility of Child Witness; Cyber Laws; Cruelty : Misuse of Section 498A; Cyber Crimes; Abolition of Death Penalty in India; Incestuous Relationship in India; Judicial Approach Towards Marital Rape in India; Marital Rape in India; Relevancy of First Information Report and Delayed Registration; Right to be Forgotten and Crime against Women; Sedition—An Illeberal Sting to the Soul of Indian Democracy; Cyber Crimes and Efficiency of the Laws in Combating Corruption; Crime against Women and their Impact on them; Criminal Law Reforms in Modern Times : Issues and Challenges on Law in Mob Lynching; Cyber Crime Against Women; Cyber Crimes, Issues and Challenges : Posing Threat to India; Role of Police in the Investigation; Is Marriage is a Licence to Rape; Laws Relating to Habitual Offenders and Recidivists; Police Atrocities; Judicial Response to Human and Fundamental Rights of Prisoners; Abortion : Law, Policy and Services in India; The Laws Relating to Compensation for Victim of Crime in India; Victimization of Women with Economic Advancement of Nation; Various Legal Safeguards Available to Women in India; A Bird’s Eye View of Sessions Trial; Decoding the Element of Mens Rea Under the Indian Anti-Drug Law (NDPS Act, 1985); Evolving Principles of Constitutional Law and its Archetypical Effects on Criminal Jurisprudence; A Legislative Review : The UAPA Amendment Act; Prevailing Conditions of Under Trials in India; The Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissues Act, 1994; What if the Crime is Committed by Artificial Intelligence (AI)—Robots?; Need for Amendment in Criminal Administration of Justice in India.

    About the Editor :
    Dr. Raj Kumar Yadav is Head & Dean in Faculty of Law, Baba Mast Nath University, Rohtak (Haryana) since 2018. Previously he was working as Associate Professor & Head in the Department of Law, Jagan Nath University, Bahadurgarh in 2015-18. Assistant Professor in Raffles University, Neemrana in 2015 and Assistant Professor in Smt. Shanti Devi Law College, Rewari in 2008-15. He has obtained his B.A. LL.B. degree in 2005, LL.M. in 2007, and Ph.D. in 2010 from Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak. He has teaching experience in the field of Criminal Law, Law of Torts and Alternate Dispute Resolution. He has been actively engaged in teaching, research and administration since 2008. He has frequently participated and presented papers in various seminars, workshops and conferences. Seven books are to his credit including two authored books: “Habitual Offenders and the Law” (2017) and “FIR and Role of Police: Legislative and Judicial Trends” (2017) and three edited books, “Competition Law in New Economy” (2016), “Intellectual Property Rights and their Implementations” (2017) published by Jagan Nath University, Bahadurgarh & “Criminal Law Reforms in India: Recent Issues and Challenges” (2021) and two co-authored books, “Reservation: A Fundamental Right in India” with Rajdeep Singh (2020) & “Marital Rape: The Indian and Global Perspective” with Dr. Manish Dalal (2021). He has to his credit several research papers which have been published in the Journals of National and International repute. He has guided nine Ph.D.’s. He is Life member of All India Law Teachers Association, Indian Society of Criminology and Rajasthan Sociological Association.