A Legal Treatise on “Police Diaries” is a specialized and authoritative commentary addressing one of the most crucial yet complex aspects of criminal justice administration—the maintenance, use, and legal status of police and case diaries. Anchored primarily in Section 172 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, the book explores how police diaries function as vital tools in crime detection, criminal investigation, and effective prosecution. The treatise provides an in-depth examination of the evidentiary value of police diaries, judicial limitations on their use, and the rights of courts, accused persons, and defense counsel in accessing them. A unique feature of this work is its detailed treatment of RTI disclosures relating to case diaries, clarifying the evolving legal position through landmark Supreme Court and High Court rulings. Presented in two comprehensive volumes with a supplementary update, the 3rd Edition incorporates the latest judicial developments, procedural safeguards, and investigative practices. The structured and practice-oriented approach makes this work invaluable for understanding investigative accountability, transparency, and procedural fairness within the criminal justice system. This treatise serves as a reliable reference for professionals engaged in investigation, prosecution, adjudication, and academic research in criminal law.





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