certain rights in criminal proceedings. It provides protection against self-incrimination, double jeopardy, and retrospective punishment. Article 20(1) prohibits the imposition of retrospective punishment ... punished for the same offense more than once. This principle of double jeopardy prevents individuals from being subjected to multiple trials or punishments
Constitution of India
India
Constitution of India
CONTITUENTASSEMBLY 00 of 1950
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enunciates the principle of "autrefois convict" or "double
jeopardy". The roots of that principle are to be found in
the well ... issue is whether the defendant has previously been in
jeopardy in respect of the charge on which he is arraigned,
for the rule
pending before the Chief Judicial
Magistrate, Patan, on the plea of double jeopardy for the reason that
the appellant has already been tried and dealt ... same offence. In the facts of the
case, doctrine of double jeopardy is attracted. The High Court
dismissed the said application.
Hence, this appeal
sentence
by Magistrate, if violative of fundamental right to
protection against double jeopardy-Constitution of India,
Art. 20(2) -Sea Customs ... them by the Courts below infringed
the constitutional protection against double jeopardy
afforded by Art. 20(2) Of the Constitution.
Held
passport before the C.B.I. Court at Hyderabad amounts to
double jeopardy and in violation of Article 20(2) of the
Constitution of India ... application whatsoever
to the facts on hand.
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13. Now we shall take up the first contention of Shri Tulsi
as to whether
prosecution of the applicants is barred by the principle of "double Jeopardy".
6.6 Apart from the aforesaid legal submissions, it is also submitted ... putting the personal liberty and/or the property of the citizen in jeopardy by illegal and improper use of the power or there is abuse
that the SCN dated 31.10.2002
suffers from the vice of double jeopardy and, therefore, has been correctly
quashed by the Division Bench. The rubicon cleaving ... share of arduousness.
7 We shall forthwith analyse the concept of double jeopardy, especially
in the backdrop of Constitutions of countries spanning our globe
accused person should not, in respect of an offence, be in jeopardy of prosecution more than once. Though, technically, such a plea cannot be relied ... that according to the better doctrine a person is in legal jeopardy when the jury is empanelled and ready to try him on a valid
Section 300(1) of the CrPC which incorporates the
principle of double jeopardy. The accused was already
prosecuted in the year 1999 for the charges ... appellant herein in
the present two cases would amount to double jeopardy. In India,
protection against double jeopardy is a fundamental right enshrined
under Article
