Table of Contents:

• Introduction
• Re-Organise the Police and to make it a more Efficient Instrument for the Prevention and Detection of Crime
• Powers of Superior Officers of Police
• When Police May Arrest Without Warrant
• Warrant of Arrest
• Commission of Cognizable Offence-Information in Cognizable Cases
• Information as to Non-Cognizable Cases and Investigation of such cases
• Police Officers Power to Investigate Cognizable Case
• Procedure for Investigation
• Power to hold Investigation or Preliminary Inquiry
• Police Officers power to require attendance of witnesses
• Examination of Witnesses by Police
• Statements to Police not to be Signed-Use of Statements in Evidence
• Recording of Confessions and Statements
• Remand-Procedure when Investigation cannot be completed in Twenty-Four Hours
• Release of Accused-When Evidence Deficient
• Cases to be sent to Magistrate-When Evidence is sufficient
• Police Diaries of a Case under Inquiry or Trial
• Report of Police Officer on Completion of Investigation
• Police to Inquire and Report on Suicide
• Alteration and Joinder of Charges
• Warrant-Case instituted on a Police Report
• Evidence for Prosecution-Cases Instituted Otherwise Than On Police Report
• Procedure by Police upon Seizure of Property
• Suspension, Remission and Commutation of Sentences
• Inquiry or Investigation held by the Police-Inquiry by Magistrate into Cause of Death
• Model Forms (1 to 25)