This book provides a concise yet authoritative analysis of the law relating to arrest, a fundamental concept in criminal procedure that remains undefined in the Code of Criminal Procedure. It examines the legal meaning of arrest, distinguishes it from custody, and explains the principles governing lawful arrest through judicial decisions and established legal authorities.
Covering key topics such as the elements of arrest, malicious arrest, second arrests, and warrants of arrest, the book offers practical guidance and insightful commentary. It is an invaluable reference for judges, legal practitioners, prosecutors, law enforcement officers, academics, and students seeking a clear understanding of this important area of criminal law.








