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CRPC Sections 36-45 Overview

Sections 36 to 45 of the Criminal Procedure Code outline provisions regarding assistance to authorities, the duty to report crimes, arrest procedures, and the establishment of police control rooms. The sections mandate that individuals must provide information to authorities about known crimes and allow for warrantless arrests of proclaimed offenders. When making arrests, authorities must inform the arrested person of their right to have a friend or relative notified. Control rooms must be established in every district and at the state level to collect and display information about arrests, including names of those arrested and the arresting officers. The sections also grant rights to arrested individuals, such as the right to meet with an advocate of their choice during interrogation.

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CRPC Sections 36-45 Overview

Sections 36 to 45 of the Criminal Procedure Code outline provisions regarding assistance to authorities, the duty to report crimes, arrest procedures, and the establishment of police control rooms. The sections mandate that individuals must provide information to authorities about known crimes and allow for warrantless arrests of proclaimed offenders. When making arrests, authorities must inform the arrested person of their right to have a friend or relative notified. Control rooms must be established in every district and at the state level to collect and display information about arrests, including names of those arrested and the arresting officers. The sections also grant rights to arrested individuals, such as the right to meet with an advocate of their choice during interrogation.

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Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 Sections 36 to 45 YouTube – LAW EXPLORER

1. Which Section lays down provision regarding


assistance to Magistrates or police from public?
Section 37
2. If a person is aware of the commission of some
offences, is he bound to inform or is it
discretionary?
He is bound to give information to the nearest Magistrate or police
officer of such commission or intention. (Refer Section 39)
3. A person been proclaimed as an offender, can his arrest be made
without warrant?
Yes (Refer Section 41(1)(c))
4. It is mandatory or discretionary to inform the arrested person that
he has a right to have a relative or a friend named by him to be
informed of his arrest?
Mandatory (Refer Section 41B(c))
5. Which Section mentions about establishment of Control rooms?
Section 41C
6. Who establishes a police control room?
State Government (Refer Section 41C(1))
7. The State Government is empowered to establish a police control
room at what places?
In every district and at State level (Refer Section 41C(1))
8. What is the duty of control room with respect to the arrests of
persons?

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Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 Sections 36 to 45 YouTube – LAW EXPLORER

The State Government shall cause to be displayed on the notice board


kept outside the control rooms at every district, the
names and addresses of the persons arrested and the
name and designation of the police officers who
made the arrests. (Refer Section 41C(2))
The control room at the Police Headquarters at
the State level shall collect from time to time, details about the persons
arrested, nature of the offence with which they are charged and
maintain a database for the information of the general public. (Refer
Section 41(C)(3))
9. Which Section provides “Right of arrested person to meet an
advocate of his choice during interrogation”?
Section 41D
10. Can arrest be made by a private person if any person in his
presence commits a non-cognizable offence?
No, any private person may arrest or cause to be arrested any person
who in his presence commits a non-bailable and cognizable offence.
(Refer Section 43(1))
11. Provision regarding “Arrest by Magistrate”?
Section 44
12. There is a person who is a member of the Armed Forces, and
he commits an offence in his personal capacity. Can he be
arrested?
Yes, he shall be arrested. He has an immunity from arrest if he commits
any offence in the discharge of his official duties (Refer Section 45(1))

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