Legal Question in Criminal Law in India
I watched the Bollywood film Jolly LL.B. But I found some mistakes in it. I want you to ask these questions:
1) Can any Judge deliver any judgement without strong proofs? Can he deliver it becoming emotional?
2) In this film Judge charged the Accused (Rahul Diwan) under section 304 of IPC only, but I think that Accused is to be charged under some other sections ALSO for driving the car with drinking beer, breaking speed limit and killing people.
3) How a judge can allow Jolly (Lawyer from Prosecution) to bring the witness without sending any prior notice to the court?
4) Can any lawyer who has no relation with the victims file PIL in the court?
5) In this film, judge call lawyers as 'Sahab' for e.g. Rajpal sahab. But many times lawyers call that judge as 'janab'. Is it wrong or right?
I have criticised this film for above points(excluding 4th question).
3 Answers from Attorneys
Ye film hai, ise film ki tarh hi dekho. shaheb bola to koi gunah nahi kya vaise bhi jab naam lete hai to ji sath mei lagate hain isme bura kya hai, lower court mei jab bhi judge ko address karate hain to janab or Sir hi bolate hain. Maine film nahi dekhi hai lekin film ko film ki tarh hi enjoy karo
In film anything can happen
Use research tools.
Another free of cost advice, keep reality and fiction separate and try to understand that a film is a fiction.
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