Criminal Trial Procedure in Non-cognizable offences
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The basic premise of a non-cognizable case is that the police officer cannot arrest without a warrant ( Section 2(l) crpc. You can directly file an FIR, but the policeman will have to apply for a warrant before a magistrate. in such a case, it is advisable to directly file a complaint before the magistrate.
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