 "Do you know what happens in custody and judicial custody?")
Whenever someone is arrested in case of a crime, two types of custody, a police custody and second judicial custody. Such cases often come to light when an accused is given to judicial custody while the other is placed in police custody. There is arrest somewhere and detained. If you also think they are the same, then let’s tell you the difference in both of you today.
What is custody?
Custody means to keep someone in security care. But custody and arrest is two different things. Every arrest is custody, but not arrests in each custody. Someone is arrested when he is guilty of committing crime or is suspected of committing crime. Custody means to keep the person temporarily in jail.
What is police custody?
During the police custody, the accused are inquired or examined about the crime. During the custody, the police leads to the crime place and raises the probe. The rule of introducing the accused within 24 hours of arrest within 24 hours. After that, the magistrate decides whether or not a further investigation is required. At that time, the magistrate may order the accused in judicial custody for 15 days. In case of gravity, it can be done for 30 days. The magistrate can also order it to change the judicial custody.
What is judicial custody?
When a person is detained by the magistrate, it is called judicial custody. The accused is kept in jail for a fixed time on the order of magistrate. Then the accused is responsible for the magistrate. He is far from the eyes of the public, so that he can be saved from any kind of disturbance. If a person is in judicial custody, the police have to file a chargesheet within 60 days.
Differences in custody and judicial custody
In police custody, the accused are placed in the police station, while in judicial custody, he is kept in jail.
Police custody time is 24 hours and there is no fixed time for judicial custody. So the time sets the court.
In police custody, the accused have to appear in front of the magistrate within 24 hours, while in judicial custody, the accident is kept in jail until the case is running in court, or the court does not give him bail.
In police custody, police can beat the accused directly, but if the accused is directly saved from the beaten, it is saved from the court and if the police have to question him.
Police custody is for cases of murder, robbery, theft, etc. while judicial custody is usually for matters, tax evasions, etc.