An investigation is a crucial part of the criminal process. After a crime is committed or a police officer receives information regarding the commission of an act or omission resulting into an offence, the first stage is “investigation.”
The goal is to locate the perpetrator and bring him to justice so that he can be punished in accordance with the Code’s requirements. Police officers have the authority to investigate matters that are cognizable under Section 156 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. In non-cognizable instances, the police officer must acquire a warrant pursuant to Section 155(2) of the Code in order to conduct an investigation.
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