Cognizance to Framing of Charges| Sr. Adv. Rebecca John | Nyaya Forum

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Session No 3 : Journey from Cognizance to Framing of Charges
Panelist: Senior Advocate Rebecca John, Supreme Court of India
After completing her education from Matar Dei Convent School and graduation from Delhi University, she joined the legal profession in 1990, when there were hardly any female lawyers in the criminal field. She was the first senior women lawyer to be designated as Senior Advocate in 2013 by the Delhi High Court. She has a rigorous practice in the Supreme Court, appellate and trial courts in criminal law. She has appeared for various eminent cases such as the 1984 Anti-Sikh Riots, Batla House encounter case and the Arushi Talwar Murder Case.
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[@plinplinplonplinplonplin]

I'm not even a lawyer, I'm a software dev and yet I'm watching these videos every day. Much respect!

[@nitinkotian2259]

Great Lecture Madam. Most Important Law Issues Discussed in Simplest Way.

[@priyankasharma5710]

Ma'am it was an exceptional lecture over procedure followed after cognizance as it is always been ignored and mostly investigation part is given much prominence. The nuances which you discussed for example in S.227 is highly appreciable as for people like me who haven't even started practising cannot come across to it before practising. The lecture was really insightful and does trigger me to change my outlook towards criminal law after seeing your hold and grasp over Criminal Procedure Code. Thank you Ma'am.

[@commonerIndian]

Brilliant show of knowledge

[@farhaankhan4276]

Your knowledge and insight is impeccable....I personally think you are the top and best lawyer, your explanation about law makes it so easy for laymen.

[@dorothywilcox1469]

Excellent explanation. Thank you Mam

[@soniavasudeva3209]

Very informative lecture

[@MVS862]

Excellent session Madam

[@rajkumarsrivastava6550]

Great Mam

[@chandrakantparekh2678]

Good session

[@praveens4946]

Well Don madam

[@jaychaudhry6461]

Greetings from NLUD

[@asifmohamed5298]

can u share case laws mentioned

[@sunilwali5719]

Well

[@prakharbhardwaj9719]

Where is the stage of inquiry between cognizance and summoning the accused?

[@priyankasharma5710]

The stage of inquiry starts when chargesheet has been filed and court has to take cognizance and it goes on until charges are framed or notice to be given in summons case.

[@prakharbhardwaj9719]

@@priyankasharma5710 Okay!! Thanku.

[@ganeshbanerjee9841]

Does 'concealing' evidence by the prosecutors makes them liable to prosecution ?

[@shivamsingla9270]

Mam, Please can u also post lectures on other subjects of law like Indian limitation act - 1963 & Specific Relief Act - 1963

[@ashishabydavid7859]

Thankyou

[@himanshutiwari3241]

There is no 191 a b c, congnizance is taken under sec 190 a b c

[@sarvepalli_legal]

190(1) A B AND C

[@himanshutiwari3241]

@@sarvepalli_legal oh it sounded like 191 alright!

[@poonamshankar9008]

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[@umangagrawal9769]

Bekar. Left in the midel