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Police Remand vs Judicial Custody: Understanding the Key Differences and Your Legal Rights
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Frequently Asked Questions
Difference between police remand and judicial custody?
Police remand allows police custody for investigation (max 15 days). Judicial custody is jail under court orders. Interrogation allowed only during police remand.
How long can police remand be?
Maximum 15 days total, in installments.
What is maximum judicial custody?
60 days for less serious offenses, 90 days for serious offenses.
What is default bail?
Right to bail when charge sheet not filed within 60/90 days under Section 167(2) CrPC.
Is custody time counted towards sentence?
Yes, under Section 428 CrPC, detention period is set off against sentence.
What are my rights during custody?
Right to lawyer, medical examination, inform family, apply for bail, and be free from torture.