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What can be done if the accused is threatening the victim and family


08-Jan-2023 (In Criminal Law)
In attempt to murder case for how many days the convict can be locked in custody?The victims are hospitalized. The convict has confessed his crime and giving threat from jail that he will kill another one.After all these can police make him free from jail after 20-25 days as it has not been proved under court of law?If yes, what step should we take such that the the victim can be locked in custody for longer time? Please help.
Answers (4)

Answer #1
607 votes
Your query is non understanding. What do you want to say?? Accused are not locked into jail. It is depends on court. The Ld. Court will jail custody or not. Police are investigate the matter and will file report before the Ld. Court. Police is a investigating agency. Locking an accused in to jail it will depend on Ld court.
Convict in to jail is depends on gravity of case which proved in trial.
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Answer #2
935 votes
MY OPINION THAT you should maintain the proper steps to make proper legal action /actions at the competent forum / forums for correct step /steps and the actual accuse person has taken in the custody , and make proper trial /trials against the accuse , contact with me.
Answer #3
802 votes
The detention of accused in custody depends upon the gravity of the offence and some other facts relating to the nature and circumstances of the case. Criminal antecedents and character of accused may be a factor for allowing or rejecting bail application. As per Penal Code 'attempt to murder' is a non-bailable offence and punishment prescribed for it is 10yrs. Imprisonment and fine. If, the Investigating agency submit Charge-Sheet within statutory period, there is provision for custody trial.
Answer #4
706 votes
In attempt to murder Case 90 days an accused can locked in JC if the Charge sheet can not submit before 90 days. I don't understand, you wrote that, all these can police make him free from jail after 20-25 days as it has not been proved under court of law. Look sir, Police has no jurisdiction to release a person already in Judicial Custody without order from Ld. Court. And Court may release person from JC if there is no material against him in the Case Diary. So, if you wants to ask for conviction then you should give evidence to the hands of Investigation Officer, who can do his best effort for submitting Charge Sheet against the Accused.

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