Dip Chutia 22 February 2024

Issue of 41 (A) CrPC Notice

Is it possible to issue a Notice Us-41(A) CrPC to a juvenile? can we release a juvenile without apprehension ?

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This discussion addresses the applicability of Section 41(A) of the CrPC notice to juveniles. It clarifies that while police can apprehend children suspected of crimes, special provisions exist. Child welfare protection officers and juvenile police units are in place to handle such cases, often facilitating release without formal apprehension.

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T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 22 February 2024

the police can arrest children if they believe they have committed a crime. Typically, police stations will have a child welfare protection officer (Section 107 of JJ Act 2015) and in each district and city, there will be at least one special juvenile police unit

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