Introduction to the Indian Justice Code (IJC)
Preamble
- Launch of the new series on the Indian Justice Code by Shivani Solanki.
- This series based on the Indian Justice Code (IJC) will be studied alongside the IPC.
- This series was started at the request of students.
Features of the Series
- This series is available for free.
- The entire segment of the Indian Justice Code is available free of cost on the PW app.
- The series will consist of 30-35 lectures, with PDFs and PPT files provided.
- Classes will be held from Monday to Friday.
Relation between IJC and IPC
- The IJC is considered a replacement for the Indian Penal Code (IPC).
- The purpose of the Indian Justice Code is "to deliver justice" and not just "to punish."
- The IJC applies in India and elsewhere (as per Section 1).
Main Points of the IJC
- Importance of the Name: The aim of the Indian Justice Code is to deliver justice, focusing more on reform and less on punishment.
- Discussion of Section 1: The ambit of the Indian Justice Code is extensive and applies inside and outside India.
Structure of the Series
- The first class will introduce the IJC, its objectives, and its significance in Indian law.
- Subsequent classes will cover the definition of crimes, their elements, and the study of different sections of the Indian Justice Code.
- The series will also be useful for means and judgment writing.
Legal Structure of the IJC
- The IJC was formed in 2023 and came into effect in 2024.
- This law was enacted in the 74th year of India's constitution.
- Objective: To consolidate and amend matters relating to crimes.
Conclusion
- The goal of the Indian Justice Code is to promote the perspective of justice and reform in society.
- This series will be especially beneficial for students, with an in-depth study of every aspect of the IJC.
These notes are from the introductory session of the Indian Justice Code series, which can prove to be important for law students.