Conference on Criminal Justice System
On 19th May, 2024, the Ministry of Law and Justice organized a two-day conference, titled ‘India’s Progressive Path in the Administration of Criminal Justice System’, in association with the Assam government, at IIT-Guwahati.
- The first conference of the series was held in New Delhi on 20th April, 2024.
Aim
- To bring out the highlights of the three new criminal laws that have been enacted to overhaul the criminal justice system in the country.
What are the Key Highlights of the Conference?
- Redefining India’s Criminal Justice System: The Conference shed light on the overarching objectives of the new criminal law triad, ....
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