Violation of Fundamental Right by Preventive Detention

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CHAPTER-1 INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER
1.1 Introduction	02
1.2. Objective of this Study	03
1.3 Research Methodology	03
CHAPTER-2 CONCEPT OF PREVENTIVE DETENTION
2.1 Definition of Preventive Detention	05
2.2 History of Preventive Detention	05
2.3 Nature and Justification of Preventive Detention	07
2.4 Review by an Advisory Board	08
2.5 Rights to Communication of Grounds of Detention.	08
2.6 Rights of Representation against the order of Detention	09
2.7 Judicial Control- Satisfaction of Detaining authority	09
2.8 Necessity of Preventive Detention	10
2.9 Judical Remedies against Preventive Detention:	10
2.9.1 Writ of Habeas Corpus	11
2.9.2 Suo Motu Rule	12
2.9.3 Compensation for Wrongful Arrest	12
2.9.4 Review of Advisory Council	12
2.10 Demerits of Preventive Detention	14
CHAPTER- 3 PREVENTIVE DETENTION LAWS IN BANGLADESH
3.1 Associated   Articles of Bangladesh Constitution.	17
3.2. Arrest and Detention Under Section 54 of The Code of Criminal    Procedure.	19
3.3 Arrest and Detention Under the Emergency Power Rules, 2007	22
3.4 Preventive Detention under the special Powers Act, 1974	23
3.5 Unfair Trials	30
3.6 Arbitrary arrest and Unfare Trials	30
CHAPTER- 4 PREVENTIVE DETENTION LAWS IN OTHER COUNTRY
4.1 Preventive Detention in India	33
4.2  Preventive Detention in Pakistan	35
4.2.1 Fundamental Rights under the Constitution	36
4.2.2 Preventive Detention Under the Criminal Procedure Code.	37
4.3    Preventive Detention in UK	39
4.3.1   Britain’s Emergency executive Powers	39
4.4   Preventive Detention in USA	40
CHAPTER-5 COMPARISON BETWEEN PREVENTIVE DRTENTION AND HUMAN RIGHT
5.1 Comparison of the Special Power Act with International Human Rights Norms		45
5.2 Preventive Detention Laws: the Black Laws of Bangladesh		47
5.3 Preventive Detention in Bangladesh: A Review		51
5.4 Cases relating to the Preventive Detention		54
5.5 Preventive detention in Bangladesh & Constitutional Safeguards		60
CHAPTE-6 CONCLUDING REMARKS
6.1   Recommendations		62
6.2  Conclusion		64
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