PRAMOD KUMAR SINGH’S A TO Z OF LAWS ON BAILS

Criminal Trial is a voyage of discovery in which the truth is the quest. The investigation and trial are the solemn acts and important components of a fair system of administration of justice. Unless an investigation is fair and entertained, the fair trial is not possible at all. The callous and inordinate delay in investigation and, more particularly, trial as prolonged as above ten years or more are serious slur on the face of Criminal Admininstration of Justice. The fair and speedy investigation as well as trial are the fundamental rights of an accused. The duty of Investigating Officer is not merely to bolster up a presecution case with such evidence as may enable the court to record a conviction but to bring out the real unvarnished truth. The fair investigation is the foundation of a fair and just trial of a case.

Bail,whether regular or anticipatory, is an important stage in the process of investigation and trial. The book ‘A to Z of Laws of Bails’ is a humble attempt to introduce the readers various aspects of bails as well as other allied matters. This consists of 20 chapters of such bail in bailable offences, bail in non-bailable offences, anitcipatory bail, bail bond and surety etc.