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    NAME-SHRUJAN SINHA

    PRN NO. – 18010223107

    BALLB

    2018-2023

    DIVISION E

    MOB JUSTICE

    INTERPRETATION
    A situation where several hundred people come together and take the
    law in their hand and they only act as accusers and judge and punish
    the criminal on the spot is referred to as mob justice. The worst form
    of this infamous justice is that the criminal or the victim in this case is
    being beaten to death or seriously injured. In other words here the
    people ignore the authorities of constitutionally delegated bodies and
    apply a procedure to give justice in a violent manner which they define
    as speedy justice. It can occur in various forms such as arson, beating
    and chasing the suspected criminal. They appoint themselves as
    accuser, prosecutor, judge and executioner all at the same time. They
    always go beyond limit and destroy properties and even attack the
    family members of the suspected victims. Protestors usually turn into
    vigilante mobs with ready justifications for burning of vehicles and
    public buildings during political agitation.
    As India has an adversarial criminal justice system which states that
    an accused is treated an innocent until the court proves him guilty but
    through the practice of mob justice, victims are denied a fundamental
    to a fair trial. However one cannot entirely put the blame the public for
    the proceedings of mob justice without taking a critical look at the
    justice delivery system. Mistrust and lack of confidence in the judicial
    system are some of the reasons the public indulge in mob justice.

    OBJECTIVES

     To analyse the causes of mob justice and the situation which


    arises during and after the mob justice.
     To analyse the effects that people have on their basic and
    professional life due to the occurrence of mob justice.

    REFERENCE OF RESEARCH ARTICLES


    1) Taussig-Rubbo, M. (2011). Pirate Trials, the International Criminal
    Court, and Mob Justice: Reflections on Postcolonial Sovereignty in
    Kenya. Humanity: An International Journal of Human Rights,
    Humanitarianism, and Development 2(1), 51-74.
    2) Glad, R. Stromberg,A. Westerlund,A.(2010). Mob Justice in Uganda ,
    Data collection, The concept of forward panic , Causes of Mob Justice &
    The Mob Justice Situation in The Mob Justice, 3-53

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