The Dichotomy of Rights: An Analytical Study on Victim and Accused Privileges in the Indian Criminal Justice System Post Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2008

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Aditya Trehan
Dr. Kaveri Sharma

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The Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2008, marked a significant shift in the Indian Criminal Justice System by enhancing the rights of victims and balancing them with the privileges of the accused. This research paper aims to analyze the dichotomy of these rights, exploring the impacts and implications on the justice system. Through a comprehensive review of legislative changes, judicial interpretations, and real-time case studies, this paper evaluates the effectiveness and challenges of the amended provisions.

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Aditya Trehan, & Dr. Kaveri Sharma. (2024). The Dichotomy of Rights: An Analytical Study on Victim and Accused Privileges in the Indian Criminal Justice System Post Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2008. Educational Administration: Theory and Practice, 30(3), 3349–3356. https://doi.org/10.53555/kuey.v30i3.10283
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Aditya Trehan

Research Scholar, Department of Law, Manav Rachna university, Faridabad

Dr. Kaveri Sharma

Research Scholar, Department of Law, Manav Rachna university, Faridabad