1. ADR UNDER CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

2. CRIME An action or omission that constitutes an offense that may be prosecuted by the state and is punishable by law. The term crime denotes an unlawful act punishable by a state The "act of doing something criminal" (actus reus) must – with certain exceptions – be accompanied by the "intention to do something criminal" (mens rea)

3. TYPES OF CRIMINAL CASE FIR CASE (G.R. CASE) NON FIR CASE(NON G.R. CASE) COMPLAINT CASE(C.R. CASE) UNNATURAL DEATH CASE(U.B.CASE) COGNIZABLE OFFENCE NON COGNIZABLE OFFENCE

4. Final report and naraji petition Final report and charge sheet Taking Cognizance(CMM,MM,CJM,M of 1 st,Other )

5. Trial stage Plea and conviction(243) in magistrate court Plea and conviction in session court 265E

6. WHETHER STATE CAN COMPROMISE?

7. TYPES OF ADR PLEA BARGAINING COMPOUNDING OF OFFENCE

8. Plea Bargaining ‘ Plea Bargaining’ as a ‘pre-trial negotiations between the accused and the prosecution during which the accused agrees to plead guilty in exchange for certain concessions by the prosecution. Plea bargaining provides a lenient view of the criminals, who admit their guilt and repent, while awarding punishment to them.

9. Plea Bargaining ‘ Plea Bargaining’ can be of two types including Charge bargain Sentence bargain. Charge bargain generally gives the accused an opportunity to negotiate with the prosecution and to reduce the number of charges that may have been framed against him. Sentence bargain gives the information to the accused in advance what will be his sentence if he pleads guilty.

10. INDIAN CONSTOTUTION REFERENCE Application to the court Examine in camera Issue notice to the public prosecutor If settlement reached court dispose the case Confidential No appeal Limits of plea bargain

11. Objects of plea bargaining Benefit to criminal justice system Criminal trials in the Courts of Bangladesh takes considerable time and in many cases the accused have to remit in the judicial custody as the trials do not commence in due time. Torture in remand and police custody as both of them are still ongoing phenomenon in Bangladesh. The rate of conviction in Bangladesh is very low.

12. Objects of plea bargaining Courts are overburdened with pending cases, the trial life span is inordinately long and the expenditure is very high. The abnormal delays in disposal of criminal trials and appeals have become a great concern from the view point of administering criminal justice. There is a way to get a speedy disposal of criminal trial which includes increasing resources, both in the form of finance and manpower, which is very difficult for a country like Bangladesh.

13. advantages for the accused and prisoners, prosecutors, and as well as for the victims. The principal benefit of plea bargaining for the accused is that they can receive a lighter sentence because of admitting their guilt. Defendant can also save a huge amount of money through alternative dispute resolution, which otherwise they might spend on advocates. Distressing experience for the victim depending on the nature of the case, to spare time in producing evidence in the court to get the sense of justice. Therefore, it provides benefit for the victims in the sense that an accused is coming out with a guilty verdict at the end of the day, although with a lesser punishment but in a short period of time.

14. DISADVANTAGES OF plea bargaining When a defendant agrees to plea bargain, he also at the same time waives his some of constitutional rights. These rights include the right not to incriminate oneself, the right to a jury trial. The prosecution can present the accused with unconscionable pressure to admit the guilt, which eventually creates the chances of it being coerced.