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    This document outlines various sections from Indian penal codes related to criminal offenses and procedures. It defines offenses such as injury, death, rape, dowry death, abetment to suicide, abortion and provides corresponding punishments. It also discusses procedures from the criminal procedure code such as cognizable/non-cognizable cases, medical examination of victims, inquest by police/magistrate, in camera trials and provisions for hostile witnesses and dying declarations. Several acts related to consumer protection, mental healthcare, organ transplantation and protection of juveniles, children and women are also mentioned.

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    IPC -1860

    44 INJURY (DEFN)
    46 DEATH (DEFN)
    82 Child <7yrs is NOT responsible for act
    84 Criminal responsibility of insane
    85 Act done under involuntary intoxication
    86 Act done under voluntary intoxication
    87 >/= 18 y/o can give consent for everything
    89 <12y/o guardian’s consent
    90 <12y/o patient cannot consent
    91 Consent for illegal act is invalid
    92 Consent not necessary i/c/o Ex
    191 Perjury
    193 Punishment for perjury/false evidence 3yrs +/-fine
    197 Issuing false certificate 7yrs
    201 Causing disappearance of evidence (embalming w/o death certificate) 2yrs &fine
    228 (A) Punishment for disclosing the identity of rape victim- 2 yrs
    269 Negligence with regards to infectious disease (increase the chances of
    transmission) 6 months plus fine
    270 Malignant act with regards to infectious disease (with intention) 2 years plus fine
    294 Exhibitionism (display of pvt parts in public)
    297 Necrophilia/necrophagia 1yr
    299 Culpable homicide (defn)
    300 Murder (defn)
    302 Murder (punishment) also includes punishment for infanticide
    303 Punishment for murder by life convict
    304 Culpable homicide (punishment)
    304(B) Dowry death 7yrs-LI
    305 Abetment to suicide of minor and lunatic
    306 Abetment to suicide
    307 Attempt to murder
    308 Attempt to culpable homicide
    309 Attempt to suicide
    312 Abortion with consent
    313 Abortion w/o consent
    314 If female dies in 312/313
    315 Infanticide
    316 Causing death of quick unborn child while trying to kill mother – amounts to
    culpable homicide
    317 Abandoning a child <12y/o
    318 Concealment of birth
    319 Hurt (defn)
    320 Grievous hurt
    323 Punishment for voluntarily causing hurt-1 year
    324 Punishment for voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapon- 3 yrs
    325 Punishment for voluntarily causing grievous hurt- 7 yrs
    326 Punishment for voluntarily causing grievous hurt by dangerous weapon-10 yrs
    334 Voluntarily causing hurt on provocation- 1 month +/- 500 rupees
    335 Voluntarily causing grievous hurt on provocation- 4 yrs +/- 2000 rupees
    337 Negligence leading to hurt- 6 months
    338 Negligence leading to grievous hurt- 2yrs
    351 Assault
    354 Assault( force) to outrage the modesty of a female
    354(A) - sexual harrasment
    354(B)- disrobing a female in public
    354 (C )- VOYEURISM
    354(D)- Stalking- digital/physical
    1st offence- 3 yrs (cognizable +bailable)
    2nd offence- 5 yrs (cognizable + non bailable)
    375 Rape (defn)
    376 Punishment of rape (10 yrs to LI)
    376(A) Death sentence if victim dies/persistent vegetative state
    376(AB) Death sentence if victim <12yrs
    376(B) Whoever has sexual intercourse with his own wife, who is living separately,
    whether under a decree of separation or otherwise, without her consent, shall be
    punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which shall not be
    less than two years but which may extend to seven years, and shall also be liable
    to fine.
    BAILABLE
    376(C) Sexual intercourse by person in authority1

    376(D) Gang rape, 20yrs-LI


    376(DA) Gang rape of <16 yrs- LI
    376(DB) Gang rape of <12yrs- Death sentence
    376(E) Punishment for repeat offenders

    377 Unnatural sexual offences


    498(A) Cruelty on female by husband/relatives
    509 Insult ( words) to outrage the modesty of a female
    510 Creating public nuisance under intoxication 24hrs imprisonment or 10 rupees fine
    CRPC-1973
    2(C) Cognizable
    2(L) Non cognizable
    39 Public to give information of certain offences
    53(A) Medical examination of rape accused
    54 Examination of accused at his own request
    61-69 Summon
    164(A) Medical examination of rape victim
    174 Police inquest
    176 Magistrate inquest
    327 In camera trial (rape)
    416 Reduce death sentecne of a pregnant woman
    to life imprisonment
    IEA-1872
    32 Dying declaration
    45 EXPERT WITNESS
    141 LEADING QUESTIONS
    154 HOSTILE WITNESS
    ACTS
    CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT 1986 (COPRA)
    MENTAL HEALTH CARE ACT 2017 (1987)
    TRANSPLANTATION OF HUMAN ORGAN AND TISSUE ACT 2011
    JUVENILE JUSTICE ACT 2000 (AMMENDED IN 2015)
    PCPNDT ACT 1994
    POCSO 2012 PROTECTION OF CHILD FROM SEXUAL OFFENCES
    DOWRY PROHIBITION ACT 1961
    INDIAN MEDICAL COUNCIL ACT 1956

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