To Frame the Draft Arrest Policy for India :Critical Analysis
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Arrest, policy, PoliceAbstract
Arrest entails the deprivation of a person’s liberty and freedom of movement.
It refers to holding someone in police custody when accused of committing a
crime. arrest. When a person is arrested, they are brought into the custody of any legitimate authority to detain them, or in other words, they are placed under restraint. The subject is then requested to respond to the charges for which he is being held to prevent him from committing future crimes. The paper critically analyses the draft arrest policy in India.
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