Need For Legal Reform In Criminal Jurisprudence Of India

Shivam Juneja and Saksham Gupta, LLM, Fairfield Institute of Management & Technology

ABSTRACT

The need for legal reform in criminal jurisprudence of India is an increasingly pressing issue due to the current state of the legal system. The Indian Penal Code, the Code of Criminal Procedure, and other laws have not kept up with the changing times, leading to a growing number of cases that are either not addressed or inadequately addressed. This has resulted in a lack of justice and accountability in the system.

Indian Journal of Law and Legal Research

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