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The existence of crime in a society is a challenge to its members due to its deleterious effect on the ordered social growth. In fact, it leads to a colossal waste of human energy and an enormous economic loss. On the contrary, its very prevalence makes it a normal feature of any society and it … Read more
In a society people have norms, beliefs, customs and traditions which are implicitly accepted by its members as conducive to their well-being and healthy all-round development. Infringement of these cherished norms and customs is condemned as anti-social. Thus many a writer has. defined the term ‘crime’ as anti-social, immoral or sinful, deviant behaviour. Deviance v … Read more
Since the dawn of human civilization, crime has been a baffling problem. There is hardly any society which is without the problem of crime Violation of norms and rules do occur in a society. Durkheim in his book Crime as a Natural Phenomenon said : “A society composed of persons with angelic qualities would not … Read more
The concept of crime is closely related to social policy of a given time. With changes in ideologies or values, the concept of crime also changes. What is crime today may become a permissible conduct tomorrow and vice versa. For example, abortion which was considered to be heinous crime because of the immorality involved in … Read more
The term ‘cyber space’ was first used by William Gibson in his science fiction ‘Neuromancer’ in 1982, which he later described as “an evocative and essentially meaningless buzzword that could serve as a cipher for all of his cybernetic musings. Now it is used to describe anything associated with computers, information technology, the internet and … Read more
Client is the foundation stone of legal profession. It’s the client for whom the advocate pleads in the court. But Advocate has some duties towards the opponent Parties. Section III of Bar Council of India Rules provides for the duties of an Advocate towards the opponent party. According to Rule 34 an Advocate shall not, in any … Read more
Section 29 of the Advocate’s Act, 1961 provides that subject to the provisions of this Act and any rules made thereunder, there shall, as from the appointed day, be only one class of persons entitled to practise the profession of law, namely, advocates. In Nibaran Bora v. Union of India, AIR 1992 Gauhati 54, it … Read more
Bar Council of India has prescribed certain rules to deal with complaints against advocates and the procedure to be followed by the Disciplinary Committee. These rules are summarised hereunder: Chapter I of Part VII of Bar Council of India Rules deals with the procedure which the Disciplinary Committee of State Bar Council and the Bar … Read more
An advocate’s duties are not carried out in a vacuum. While facing financial and competitive pressures, advocates must fulfill and balance their duties to the client, opposing counsel, the administration of justice and society. General duties of an advocate are given below:- (1) To maintain cordial and fiduciary Relations with Clients:- Due to the confidential … Read more
An advocate has not to engage himself in any other trade or business while carrying on the legal profession. Persons who wish to take up this profession must take their choice. Advocate is deemed to be the responsible person in society. The provisions relating to rights of advocates have been described under Sections 29, 30, … Read more