Criminal Course by LawSikho.com

Module 1- Career opportunities in Criminal Litigation
·         Career in criminal law: Motivation and Myths
·         Career in Criminal law and role of criminal lawyer
·         11 things about litigating in Criminal law

Module 2- Working of the Criminal Justice System
·         Most important court officials
·         Understanding the Court setup and physical infrastructure
·         Role of registrars in the HC, SC
·         Detailed guide how investigations are conducted
·         Stages of trial
·         Correspondence with police and jail authorities

Module 3- Criminal Drafting and Conducting Trials
·         Intro to Criminal Drafting
·         Conducting Criminal trials
·         Bail and Anticipatory bails
·         Application under 91 CRPC
·         Petition under Sec 482
·         Appeals
·         SLP
·         Application under section 207 CrPC
·         Important applications for submitting information
·         Reply to summons: exemption from appearance
·         Vakalatnama
·         Application seeking exemption from personal appearance
·         Application for release of property
·         Application placing facts on record
·         Application for discharge
·         Application for monetary compensation for victims
·         Protest petition
·         How is it possible to get seized property released

Module 4- Litigation Strategy, Filing and Case Management
·         Preparing a litigation Strategy
·         Filing related issues
·         Case Management

Module 5- Building A Practice & Managing Client Expectations
·         Inspiring a client’s confidence
·         Building your own office
·         Billing and Recovery
·         Bill Draft
·         Building and Demonstrating authority
·         Ethics and Morals in Practice
·         Take your Drafting skill to next level

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