CRIMINAL MATTER [AT A GLANCE]

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Juristic Law Chamber


Police Station / Thana

               1.  G.D (General Diary)                                                                                                                       

               2. G.R (F.I.R.) / G.R Case                                                                                                                                  

               3. Bail on Police Officer u/s 107, 151                                                                                          

Court

              1.     C.R. or Petition or Narajee Petition Case (Complaint to Magistrate u/s: 200-                                                                                                                                      203)

              2.     Bail Petition


                        a. Under the investigation stage

                        b. After submission of charge sheet and before trial

                        c. During the trial stage

                        d. Anticipatory bail u/s 498 (Criminal Miscellaneous)

                        e. Pending appeal bail u/s 426 (Criminal Appeal)

                        f. Pending revision bail u/s (Criminal Revision)

                        g. Pending quashing bail u/s 561 (a)

                        h. Bail bond

                        i. Cancellation of bail u/s 497(5), notice 561 (8) 

                03    Criminal Appeal u/s (410+419), 408, 417 (A)

                         a. Against order

                         b. Against sentence

                         c. Against acquittal

                         d. Against inadequacy of sentence

                         e. Jail appeal u/s 420

                         f. Death reference

         g. Under special laws



04         Criminal Revision u/s 435 and 439

                          a. Before the Court of Session

          b. Before the court of High Court Division


05         Criminal Miscellaneous

                            a. Habious corpus u/s 491

                            b. Transfer of criminal cases u/s 526

                            c. Quashing u/s 561A

06     Legal Notice and Reply to Legal Notice


07     List of offenses 

i. Abetment

ii.Criminal Conspiracy 

iii. Offenses against the state 

iv. Offenses against the public tranquility 

v. Offenses relating to public servants 

vi. Offenses relating to elections 

vii. Contempts of the lawful authority of public servants 

viii. False evidence and offenses against public justice

ix. Offenses affecting life-Murder, Thug, Causing of miscarriage, Hurt, Wrongful restraint and confinement, criminal force and assault, Rape, Unnatural offenses.


x. Offenses against property-Theft, Extortion, Robbery and Dacoity, Criminal misappropriation, Breach of trust, Receiving of stolen property, Cheating, Fraudulent deeds and dispositions of property, Mischief, Criminal trespass, Loss of property of banking company 


xi. Offenses relating to documents and to trade- Forgery, Fraudulent cancellation, Trade and other marks, Currency-Notes and Bank-Notes  

xii. Criminal breach of contracts of service 

xiii. Offenses relating to marriage

xiv. Defamation

xv. Criminal intimidation, insult prejudicial act and annoyance

xvi. Attempts to commit offenses


Thanks,

Md. Mahmudul Hasan Raziv

Advocate

LL.B. and LL.M.

University of Dhaka.

Cell: 01815000061 [WhatsApp]

Mail: rajib.legalconsultant@gmail.com


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