About the Blog

Proper regulation of criminal behaviour of individuals and other entities is an important feature of a civilised society. This objective of regulation cannot be achieved without law and legal principles. These law and legal principles are both important and necessary – they define the role and powers of the police apparatus, functions of judicial institutions etc. but most importantly, they define what kind of behaviour and acts can be considered as crime.

The object of this blog is to study this relation between law and criminal behaviour of individuals and other entities. To make the study interesting, the blog will focus on recent incidents related to crime – studying not only the end result of a criminal procedure but also the means through which such ends are achieved.

Though efforts would be made to maintain momentum of the blog, professional commitments and other personal obligations may, sometimes, restrict the ability of the author to regularly update the blog.

About the Author

I (Abhinav Shrivastava) am an advocate practising primarily before the High Court of Madhya Pradesh, Principal Seat at Jabalpur (M.P.), District and Sessions Court, Jabalpur, and other tribunals located in Jabalpur (M.P.).

I have completed B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) course from The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata, in 2015.

My interest areas include Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, Corruption Law (including economic offences), Service Law, Arbitration law, Intellectual Property Laws and Environmental law.