What is an Arrest? A Brief Note.

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Arrest means the deprivation of a person of his liberty by legal authority or at least by apparent legal authority. Here it is discussed - what is arrest, how the arrests are made, what powers have been given to the police officer making an arrest, what rights the arrestee have, what procedure a police officer needs to follow for making an arrest, what procedure a police officer needs to follow to arrest a woman and what is handcuffing. 

What is arrest? by Souvik Dhar

What is arrest? by Souvik Dhar
What is arrest? by Souvik Dhar

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