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Contents: 1. Generally. 2. Abduction/Kidnapping/Trafficking and Rape. 3. Abetment of Suicide. 4. Abetment or Instigation What is and Proof of Abetting/Aiding/Facilitating Terrorist Acts/Attack/Accessory Role. 5. Abscondence . 6. Abuse of Process of Court/Law/Fraud on Court. 7. Abuse of Power/Corruption. 8. Accessory Role/Aiding/Abetting/Facilitating Terrorist Acts/Attack. 9. Accomplice/Approver/Pardon. 10. Accusation/False Implication. 11. Acid Attack. 12. Actus Curiae Neminem Gravabit. 13. Acquittal of Co-Accused/Some Accused/Benefit of Their Aquittal. 14. Acquittal/Conviction/Sentence of Some or All Other Accused Conviction of main assailant(s). 15. Adjournment. 16. Administrative Law. 17.Advocates. 18.Ante-Timed FIR. 19. Animals, Birds and Fishes. 20. Armed Forces. 21. Arms and Explosives. 22. Army Act, 1950. 23. Banks. 24. Benefit of Acquittal in another Case. 25. Benefit of Doubt. 26. Bihar Police Manual, 1978. 27. Benefit of their Acquittal/Acquittal of Co-accused/Some accused. 28. Bloodmarks/Trail and Bloodstains. 29. Blunt Weapons/Blunt Side of Sharp Weapon. 30. Borstal Schools and Institutions. 31. Bride Burning/Dowry Death. 32. Breach of Trust. 33. Burden of Proof.34.Bureaucracy/Government Servants. 35. Causation and Reasonable Forseeability of Harm. 36. Cause of Death. 37. CBI/CBI Investigation/Court Commission of Inquiry/Court-Monitored Investigation. 38. Central Provinces and Berar Special Police Establishment Act, 1947. 39. Central Vigilance Commission Act, 2003. 40. Chance Witness. 41. Chancellor/Vice-Chancellor. 42. Charge . 43. Circumstantial Evidence. 44. Code of Criminal Procedure (M.P. Amendment) Act, 2007 (2 of 2008). 45. Commissions of Inquiry Act, 1952. 46. Criminal Riots/Violence. 47. Compensation/Damages. 48. Constitution of India. 49. Consumer Protection. 50. Contempt of Court. 51. Corporate Laws. 52. Company Law. 53. Courts, Tribunals and Judiciary. 54. Crimes Against Women and Children. 55. Criminal Procedure Code, 1973. 56. Criminal Trial. 57. Debt, Financial and Monetary Laws. 58. Defence and National Security. 59. Demographics and Demography. 60. Doctrines and Maxims. 61. Drugs, Cosmetics, Medical Practice & Practitioners and Public Health. 62. Entertainment, Amusement, Leisure and Sports. 63. Environment Protection and Pollution Control. 64. Essential Commodities and Services. 65. Estoppel, Acquiescence and Waiver. 66. Family and Personal Laws. 67. Food Regulation, Adulteration and Safety Laws. 68. Government Grants, Largesse, Public Property and Premises. 69. Human and Civil Rights. 70. Income Tax. 71. Information Technology, Internet, Computer and Cyber Laws. 72. Insurance. 73. Interpretation of Statutes. 74. Juvenile Justice and Children s Acts. 75. Maritime Laws. 76. Mines and Minerals. 77. Narcotics, Intoxicants and Liquor. 78. Natural Justice. 79. Non-Scheduled Banks/NBFCs/Chit Funds/Saving Schemes/Financial Leasing. 80. Penal Code, 1860. 81. Poisons, Insecticides and Pesticides. 82. Police. 83. Practice and Procedure. 84. Precedents. 85. Press and Media Laws. 86. Preventive Detention. 87. Prisons, Prisoners and Probation of Offenders. 88. Public Accountability, Vigilance and Prevention of Corruption. 89. Reorganisation and Administration of States, UTs & Other Areas. 90. Securities, Markets and Exchanges. 91. Sentencing. 92. Special Courts and Tribunals and Jurisdiction. 93. Statute Law. 94. Terrorism and Organised Crime. 95. Tort Law. The Supreme Court Criminal Digest, 2014 comprehensively encapsulates in one handy volume, the law declared by the Supreme Court of India on Criminal Law for the year 2014. Each case has been thoroughly analysed to extract every possible point of law which is a binding precedent for that case. The digest contains many features that would assist in easy access, like topic-wise arrangement of subjects, for example Criminal Trials, High Court, Preventive Detention, etc. The digest has been indisputably established as the most extensive, systematic and analyti