criminal law

Criminal Law
There are two types of laws. Civil Offense and Criminal Offence Law. Criminal offense is criminal offense It is a punishable offense. This is a crime which not only damages a person, but also affects the entire society and the state. So in the case of such crimes, the government filed a lawsuit. The accused person was found innocent until the 'criminal offense' was proved. Proof of evidence in the court, if the offense is proven unacquainted on the basis of evidence, the judge will be punished according to the law.

During the Mughal period, the court of punishment for crimes was called the Criminal Court. The word criminal comes from the word fauzdar (فوجدار). The word in Persian means the police officer. But the word fauj / فوج is also used in Arabic language, meaning the army. "

What does the Criminal Law mean?

The following eight types of injuries will be considered as a serious injury to the Criminal Law, e.g.

A) Unrestrained.
B) Permanently damage the eyesight of any eyes.
C) Permanently lose hearing power of any ear.
D) Destroying any limb or gland.
E) To destroy or permanently damage the normal functioning of any limb or gland.
F) Permanently distort the head or face.
G) Break down or displace any bone or teeth.
H) Hurt in such a way that life is endangered or injured due to injury, at least 20 (twenty) days suffer from severe physical pain or unable to do normal work.

Under Article 59 of Criminal Procedure, a common citizen can arrest a criminal. According to Article 59, a common citizen, in his opinion, can arrest a non-bailable offender and a person who is declared criminal, or arrest any person declared as a criminal, and without delaying the delay, will give him to the police officer or take him to the nearest police station. If police officer means he has reason to arrest him under section 54, he will be arrested again.

The cases that are prosecuted for criminal offenses are considered as criminal cases. For example, murder, injury, theft, robbery, fraud, etc. are considered criminal. These offenses were referred to the Penal Code-1860. The total 511 sections of the penal code have been mentioned in the provision of crime and punishment. Apart from the punishments, some special laws have been told to prosecute the crime. Such as:

According to the 1980 Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961 Muslim Family Law Ordinance, Women and Child Repression Prevention Act 2000, 1985, Family Court Ordinance etc., the trial of crimes is in the criminal court. Different types of cases are observed on the basis of criminal justice, nature, court cases and jurisdiction of the criminal justice system