A Study on the Scope of Remand Under Criminal Procedure Code

The code outlines procedures that criminal Courts must follow,the code offers the tools necessary to enforce rights and obligations.If the appellate court reverses the judgment that was previously passed and the trial court decides the suit on a preliminary point without recording findings on further issues, the case may be sent back to the trial court for further consideration.The code has no bearing on regional or particular laws.The importance for legal scholars, practitioners, and individuals seeking a comprehensive understanding of the criminal justice system's operational dynamics.A survey is used to collect the data, with a sample size of 201.The review employs an accommodation testing methodology to acquire the data.The examples were collected from the general populace with particular attention on the Chennai region.The respondents gender, age, educational level, occupation, monthly wage, and marital status are autonomous factors.The secondary variables include whether respondents believe that remand is a helpful procedure in criminal cases, whether they are aware of the various remand procedures, the various scope of the remand procedure in criminal cases, whether they agree that remand in criminal cases is misused or not, and their opinions on the usefulness of various types of remand.Charts were used by the scientist to organize the information.This study aims to examine and analyze the scope of remand under the criminal Procedure Code.