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Legal Support During Police Investigations: What You Can Expect From Us

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Introduction

Police investigations are a critical stage in any criminal matter. The decisions and actions taken at this stage often determine how the case will unfold — or even whether it will reach trial at all. Whether you are being called for questioning, have received a notice, or are facing arrest, Narendra Madhu Associates ensures that you are never alone.

We stand by you from the moment a complaint is filed to the final police report, ensuring every legal safeguard is exercised in your favour.

⚖️ Legal Provisions Involved in Police Investigations

Here are the key provisions under the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), 1973 and related statutes that come into play:

 

Provision Relevance
Section 154 CrPC Registration of FIR
Section 41 & 41A CrPC Arrest without warrant & notice to appear
Section 161 CrPC Examination of witnesses
Section 100, 165 CrPC Search and seizure
Section 167 CrPC Remand procedures
Section 438 CrPC Anticipatory Bail
Section 482 CrPC Inherent powers of High Court (quashing of FIR, illegal proceedings)

 

🔍 How Narendra Madhu Associates Supports You During Police Investigation

1️⃣ Advising at the Pre-FIR Stage

When It Helps: If you anticipate a criminal complaint is being filed.

  • We assess the nature of the potential complaint.
  • Advise on preventive legal steps (like pre-emptive bail).
  • Draft representations to senior police officials to avoid unnecessary FIRs.

 Case Law:
📌 Lalita Kumari v. Govt. of U.P. (2013) 7 SCC 528
Held: Preliminary inquiry is permissible in certain cases before FIR is registered.

2️⃣ Reply to Section 41A CrPC Notice

What It Means: A notice to appear before police, usually before arrest.

  • We prepare a detailed legal reply defending your position.
  • Ensure you’re legally protected from coercive action.
  • Accompany you during police visits to ensure due process is followed.

Case Law:
📌 Arnesh Kumar v. State of Bihar (2014) 8 SCC 273
Held: Arrest should be an exception, not a routine, for offences punishable less than 7 years. Police must issue 41A notice first.

3️⃣ Support During Statement Recording (Section 161 CrPC)

Where People Go Wrong: Many give statements without understanding legal impact.

  • We guide you on what to say and what not to say.
  • Ensure your statement is not recorded under pressure or manipulation.
  • Apply for re-recording or corrections, if needed.

4️⃣ Anticipatory & Regular Bail Representation

If You Fear Arrest: We move quickly to secure your protection.

  • File anticipatory bail (S. 438 CrPC) at appropriate forum.
  • Argue for no custodial interrogation, and court-monitored cooperation.
  • Follow up with police to avoid misuse of power post bail.

Case Law:
📌 Siddharam Satlingappa Mhetre v. State of Maharashtra (2011) 1 SCC 694
Held: Personal liberty is a constitutional right; anticipatory bail should be granted unless custodial interrogation is essential.

5️⃣ During Police Custody or Remand Hearings (Section 167 CrPC)

We Appear in Court: If remand is being sought.

  • Challenge illegal detention.
  • Argue for judicial custody instead of police custody.
  • Apply for early bail if remand continues beyond legal limits.

6️⃣ Unlawful Searches or Seizures (Section 100/165 CrPC)

Police Raids: Must comply with legal procedure.

  • We examine the legality of search warrants or warrant-less searches.
  • File applications for return of seized goods or documents.
  • Challenge illegal searches in court via quashing petitions.

Case Law:
📌 State of Punjab v. Balbir Singh (1994) 3 SCC 299
Held: Search must follow statutory safeguards; violation makes evidence inadmissible.

7️⃣ Filing Counter-Cases or Seeking Quashing (Section 482 CrPC)

If You’re Falsely Accused: We take the offensive.

  • Draft and file counter-complaints.
  • Move the High Court to quash the FIR or illegal proceedings.
  • Protect your public image and professional integrity.

Case Law:
📌 State of Haryana v. Bhajan Lal 1992 Supp (1) SCC 335
Held: FIR can be quashed where allegations are absurd or improbable.

 

👨‍⚖️ Why Clients Trust Narendra Madhu Associates

✔️ Criminal Law Specialisation with Trial Expertise
✔️ Hands-on Approach for Urgent Matters (24×7 Support)
✔️ High Court & Supreme Court Representation
✔️ Ethical, Confidential & Strategic Legal Advice
✔️ Track Record of Successful Defence in Complex Investigations

📌 Final Note: Don’t Face It Alone

The investigation stage is not “just questioning.” It is a legally significant stage, and what you do — or don’t do — can define your entire case. With Narendra Madhu Associates by your side, you get more than just legal defence — you get strategy, discretion, and results.

 

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