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Criminal Procedure Law is a part of law which is, as a rule, progressively created to control misuse or abuse of force and to do equity. The object of the code is to guarantee a full and reasonable preliminary as per the Principles of Natural Justice. The Rule of Law, which runs like a brilliant soul of our Constitution, necessitates that each individual of the State should act in light of a legitimate concern for other, in light of the fact that we are living in an advanced government assistance State and public government assistance ought to be a definitive objective of law. To manage the crime, we need law courts and unprejudiced appointed authority. We additionally need a code recommending the clear method to be continued in the law courts. Each method (common or criminal) which oversees the court procedures before it comes to that end result must be, for example, reasonable, moves certainty and at same time isn't, for example, gives passageway to the liable. Law is consistently created like a newborn child and relies on the legitimate understanding of our Hon'ble Judges. All procedural laws ought to be planned in a manner to do equity with blamed and at same time with casualties and society. Reasonable preliminary is triangle. Witnesses are the eyes and ears of the equity conveyance framework. Witnesses should be protected.
Satavisa Bora Baishya & Upasana Borah
Miss Satavisa Bora Baishya is an Assistant Professor of Law with 3 years of experience at N.E.F LAW COLLEGE affiliated to Gauhati University. She completed her B.A.LL.B in 2015 as well as her LLM in 2017 from Dibrugarh University with First Class First Position .Throughout her academics, she has actively participated in various National and International Moot Court Competitions and Seminars with Late Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam as well as with Chief Justices of India. She also worked as an intern in State Human Rights Commission, Guwahati as well as in Gauhati High Court. Before joining as a faculty of NEF Law College in the month of February 2018, she had practiced as an Advocate in Nagaon District Court.
Miss Upasana Borah is currently pursuing her B.B.A LL.B (Hons) in Constitutional Law from N.E.F Law College Affiliated to Gauhati Universty, Assam (2016-2021). Throughout her graduation she was actively engaged in the research area. She had also published various research papers in International and National journals in the field law and also various International and National conferences. She had started research work by managing a blog and being a content writer in various online law platforms like Lex Life India, Advocates Pedia Foundation, Lex Jura Law Journal and Law Times Journal. She has successfully published her three articles in a book on The Journey of Women’s Rights in the Modern Era and six research papers in an upcoming book on global thoughts and opinions edited by the Hon’ble Justice A.K SIKRI and published by Indian National Law Review under the aegis of Justice Dipak Misra National Call for Chapters, 2020. She has also published a book on Women and Law. She bags holds the title of Assam Book of Records, India Book of Records and Asia Book of Records for writing maximum number of research paper by an individual on law.
