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New Criminal Laws: How the large-scale changes will impact Police, Lawyers and Judges

By Lawstreet Bharat 05 January, 2024 04:29 PM 0 Comments

The new changes in the criminal justice system have a lot of good, pro-citizen provisions. At the same time, how these changes will impact the work process of police, lawyers, and judges, watch this detailed video to know about the same.

Notably, the date to implement the three criminal codes that were passed by the Parliament in December 2023 will be notified before January 26.

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