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Child whose parent has filed case on his behalf not a 'child in need of care' under JJ Act: Punjab & Haryana High Court

A child in need of care and protection under the JJ Act is a child who either does not have a guardian or whose guardian is incapable of taking care of the child, the Court explained. ....

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Ensure police officers approach magistrates in non-cognizable offence: Bombay High Court to DGP

A non-cognizable offence is where the police cannot register FIR or conduct investigation into the offences without explicit directions from the courts ....

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Law Commission of India recommends limited roll-out of e-FIR system, punishment for false cases filed online

In cases where the accused is known, the registration of e-FIR should be permitted only for cognizable offences where punishment is up to three years, the Commission suggested. ....

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