Legal Question in Criminal Law in India

Re: cr.pc

The law in India is the same for all, whether it be minister or a normal person. The provision for anticipatory bail is contained in Section 438 CrPC and if in a given case, a person is able to show reasonable apprehension of his arrest in near future, the court may grant him anticipatory bail, though it is in the discretion of the court. For more detail about various procedure in criminal law, you may refer my book "COURTS POLICE AUTHORITIES & COMMON MAN".

Re: cr.pc

For anticipatory bail, court has to consider whether their is a reasonable apprehension of arrest in a non-bailable offence and whether the applicant can be granted anticipatory bail in the facts and circumstances of the case.

Whether person accused is a minister or not is irrelevant.

Re: cr.pc

Yes, the provisions for anticipatory bail are directed to provide relief in such cases.

Re: cr.pc

Yes, the provisions for anticipatory bail are directed to provide relief in such cases.

Re: cr.pc

Yes if the offence is non bailable offence and you satisfy the provision of the law.

Re: cr.pc

There is no distinction under the provisions of Anticipatory Bali in Criminal Procedure Code