Online Certificate Course on Comparative Criminal Procedure by CMR University and ILW Institute [6-8 Weeks, 33% off via LawBhoomi]: Enrol by Mar 31

​​About School of Legal Studies, CMR University, Bangalore

Established in 2003, the School of Legal Studies has been actively engaged in shaping young legal professionals. For six consecutive years, CMR School of Legal Studies has been ranked amongst the top Law colleges in India by leading national magazines. The students have been highly successful in winning several national level moot court competitions, debate competitions and model parliament competitions, besides securing the top ranks in the Karnataka State Law University examinations.

About Into Legal World Institute

Into Legal World, a unit of Parivritt Enterprises Private Limited, a company registered under the Companies Act of 2013, which is recognised by Ministry of Corporate Affairs, and Department of IT & Electronics, GoUP through its nodal agency Uttar Pradesh Electronics Corporation Ltd. (UPLC). Into Legal World is also a part of Skill India Initiatives.

About the Course

The current course on “Comparative Criminal Procedure” is a joint initiative of CMR University, Bangalore and Into Legal World. The course Comparative is designed to provide a global perspective on the procedural aspects of criminal law. 

It explores how different legal systems handle criminal investigations, trials, sentencing, and appeals, with a focus on common law, civil law, and other legal traditions. 

By analyzing procedural similarities and differences across jurisdictions, students will develop a nuanced understanding of global criminal justice systems

Who Should Attend?

• ​​Law students (including LL.M.) or recent graduates.
• Junior and Mid-Level Legal Practitioners
• Paralegals and Legal Assistants
• Legal Educators and Academicians
• Anyone interested in pursuing this course

Course Modules

Module 1: Introduction to Criminal Procedure

• Nature and Scope of Criminal Procedure
• Objectives of Criminal Justice Systems
• Adversarial vs. Inquisitorial Systems
• Comparative Study of Legal Traditions: Common Law, Civil Law, Islamic Law, and Customary Law

Module 2: Legal Framework and Institutions

• Role of Judiciary in Criminal Proceedings
• Prosecutorial Systems: Public vs. Private Prosecution
• Rights of the Accused and Victims in Different Jurisdictions
• Role of Law Enforcement Agencies and Investigative Authorities

Module 3: Pre-Trial Process and Investigation

• Arrest and Detention: Legal Standards and Safeguards
• Bail and Pre-Trial Release Mechanisms
• Search and Seizure: Warrant vs. Warrantless Searches
• Confession and Evidence Collection: Comparative Analysis

Module 4: Trial Process and Evidentiary Standards

• Structure of Criminal Trials: Bench vs. Jury Trials
• Role of Prosecutors and Defense Counsel
• Evidentiary Rules: Admissibility of Evidence Across Jurisdictions
• Witness Protection and Cross-Examination Techniques

Module 5: Sentencing and Punishment

• Sentencing Models: Determinate vs. Indeterminate Sentencing
• Comparative Analysis of Death Penalty, Life Imprisonment, and Other Punishments
• Role of Mitigating and Aggravating Factors in Sentencing
• Restorative vs. Retributive Justice

Module 6: Appeals and Post-Conviction Remedies

• Right to Appeal and Hierarchical Structure of Courts
• Grounds for Appeal: Procedural vs. Substantive Errors
• Review of Sentences and Clemency Powers
• Role of International Human Rights in Criminal Appeals

Module 7: Comparative Study of Specific Jurisdictions

• Criminal Procedure in the United States
• Criminal Procedure in the United Kingdom
• Criminal Procedure in India
• Criminal Procedure in France and Germany
• Criminal Procedure in China and Japan

Certification

Participants who successfully complete the course requirements, including assessments and assignments, will be awarded a certificate of completion in 8-Weeks Advanced Certificate Course on Comparative Criminal Law issued by CMR University, Bangalore and ILW Institute. This recognition of your efforts and achievements will not only enhance your professional profile but also demonstrate your commitment to industry best practices. The certificate will be issued post completion of the course with 50% of attendance and at least 50% marks in the examination.

Faculty Details

• Ritwik Kumar Mittal, Advocate Supreme Court of India, Formerly – Enforcement Directorate, Ministry of Finance, New Delhi 
• Adv Akshat Srivastava, AOR, Supreme Court of India. More than 10 years of experience in trial advocacy in Criminal Matters and Constitutional Matters. Practice in Supreme Court, Lucknow High Court.
• Adv Ashutosh Shukla, Advocate Supreme Court of India, Allahabad High Court, Lucknow Bench, 20 years of Experience in Trial Court and High Court. 
• Adv Arvind Gupta, AOR, Supreme Court of India, Executive Member, AIBA-NCDRC, Over 20 Years of Experience. 
• Adv Eshan Kumar Gupta, Allahabad High Court, Lucknow Bench and Trial Courts in Lucknow. Expertise in Criminal Matters, White-collar Crimes, Appellate Litigation.

Mode

Online, live classes

Duration

4-8 weeks. 30 classes

Live classes, From 1 April 2025 onwards

Class timings: 8 PM

Perks

• Access to high-quality SMART Notes essentially designed for the course.
• Freelance project assistance.
• Access to recorded lectures
• Internship and Placement Sessions after completion of the course will be provided.

Last Date to Enrol

31st March 2025

Complete Course Fees

For students: Rs 3000 – LawBhoomi Price: Rs 2000 (33% off)

For professionals: Rs 3500 – LawBhoomi Price: Rs 2000 (28.5% off)

Enrolment Procedure

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