Sir aap ka batane aur padhne ka andaza ki jitni tarif ki jay uthani hi kam hai

1. **Authority of Detention:** - **Police Custody:** Detention by law enforcement officers during the initial stages of an investigation. - **Judicial Custody:** Authorized by a court order after a person has been formally charged. 2. **Duration of Detention:** - **Police Custody:** Usually a short-term detention for questioning, investigation, and evidence gathering. - **Judicial Custody:** Can be longer-term, extending through the trial process. 3. **Purpose of Detention:** - **Police Custody:** Primarily for investigation purposes and to prevent interference with evidence. - **Judicial Custody:** Ensures the accused's presence during court proceedings and prevents potential harm to society. 4. **Decision Authority:** - **Police Custody:** Decided by law enforcement officers during the investigation phase. - **Judicial Custody:** Ordered by a judge based on the evidence and legal considerations. 5. **Legal Oversight:** - **Police Custody:** Limited legal oversight during initial detention. - **Judicial Custody:** Subject to regular court reviews, providing greater legal scrutiny. 6. **Rights and Protections:** - **Police Custody:** Limited rights and protections; often involves preliminary questioning. - **Judicial Custody:** Accused persons have more extensive legal rights and protections during court proceedings. 7. **Location of Detention:** - **Police Custody:** Generally in police stations or other law enforcement facilities. - **Judicial Custody:** Can be in jails or other authorized correctional facilities. 8. **Access to Legal Representation:** - **Police Custody:** Limited access to legal representation during initial questioning. - **Judicial Custody:** Accused individuals have the right to legal representation and counsel. 9. **Decision on Bail:** - **Police Custody:** Bail decisions are typically made by law enforcement. - **Judicial Custody:** Bail decisions are made by the court based on various factors, including the severity of the alleged crime. 10. **Transition Point:** - **Police Custody:** Transition from police custody to judicial custody may occur after formal charges are filed. - **Judicial Custody:** Begins after the accused has been formally charged and a court order is issued for detention. These differences highlight the distinct purposes, authorities, and legal considerations between police custody and judicial custody in the criminal justice system.

Aap short me sab kuch bTa dete hai thank you so much sir🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺

90 days judicial custody kay baad accused ko kya chor diya jata hai? Agar uska crime dangerous ho to kya kiya jata hai?

Sir but new criminal ke according to duration me change hoga y nhi

Sir good morning sir

Sir aapka batch kha se purchase kr skte h ?

Sisodia bahar kyu na aa pa rha ..😮

P r o m o s m 💃

Sir kya police ek defence personal ko arrest kar sakti hai agar usne rape kidnapping or murder na kiya ho baki koi uska gunah ho to