Criminal Law Course

Course Overview

This course provides practical skills in criminal law drafting, procedural understanding, and evidence handling. It focuses on real-world applications such as FIRs, bail applications, written submissions, and appeals, enabling learners to work effectively in criminal practice.

Skills Covered

• Complaint drafting
• FIR / 156(3) CrPC application
• Bail applications (Regular & Anticipatory)
• Written submissions
• Criminal appeal drafting
• Understanding CrPC process and procedures
• E-courts filing in criminal cases
• Preparing briefs for senior lawyers
• Evidence collection basics
• Cross-examination structure

Practical Exposure

Learners will practice drafting complaints, FIRs, and bail applications, filing in e-courts, handling evidence, and preparing case briefs. Emphasis is on hands-on procedural knowledge and real-life criminal case management.

Who This Course Is For

• Law students
• Law graduates
• Criminal law interns
• Working professionals in law enforcement or legal practice
• Freelance legal researchers

Career Use & Applications

Skills are applicable in criminal law firms, independent practice, legal aid, government roles, public prosecutors’ offices, and freelance legal services.