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Section 417 CrPC: Power to Appoint Place of Imprisonment – Indian Criminal Procedure Code

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Section 417 CrPC: Power to Appoint Place of Imprisonment – Indian Criminal Procedure Code

Contents
1. The Code2. Explanation3. Illustration4. Common Questions and Answers

1. The Code

Section 417 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (CrPC) deals with the power of the court to appoint the place of imprisonment for a convicted person.

2. Explanation

This section empowers the court to determine the prison where a convicted person will serve their sentence. The court must consider factors such as the nature of the offense, the convicted person’s background, and the availability of facilities in different prisons.

The court may consider:

  • The nature of the offense: For serious offenses, the court may choose a high-security prison. For minor offenses, a less secure prison may be suitable.
  • The convicted person’s background: Factors such as age, health, and prior criminal history can influence the court’s decision.
  • The availability of facilities in different prisons: The court may choose a prison with specific facilities, such as rehabilitation programs or healthcare services, depending on the convicted person’s needs.

3. Illustration

Suppose a person is convicted of theft and sentenced to six months of imprisonment. The court, considering the nature of the offense and the convict’s background, may choose a local prison with rehabilitation programs for non-violent offenders.

4. Common Questions and Answers

Q1: Does the court have absolute discretion in appointing the place of imprisonment?

A1: No. The court’s discretion is not absolute and must be exercised reasonably, taking into account the factors mentioned in the section.

Q2: Can the convict request a specific prison?

A2: While the convict can make a request, the court is not bound to grant it. The final decision rests with the court.

Q3: What happens if the convicted person is already in a prison?

A3: The court may order the transfer of the convicted person to another prison if deemed necessary.

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