Speedy Trial: A Critical Evaluation

Speedy Trial: A Critical Evaluation is an academic legal study authored by Adv. Ganesh Shrirang Satarkar (LL.M.), an independent legal scholar and researcher working in the field of criminal justice and constitutional law. The work belongs to the discipline of Law, Criminal Justice Administration, Human Rights, and Legal Studies. The book critically examines the concept of speedy trial as a fundamental element of fair justice delivery, with special reference to Article 21 of the Constitution of India and comparative legal frameworks. It explores historical development, constitutional perspectives, judicial interpretations, delays in criminal justice administration, and legislative responses aimed at ensuring timely justice. The study integrates doctrinal analysis, case law interpretation, and comparative legal insights to evaluate the effectiveness of speedy trial principles in safeguarding individual liberty and strengthening the judicial system. Keywords and Subjects (Paragraph Form) This publication focuses on key themes including Speedy Trial, Right to Fair Trial, Article 21 of the Constitution of India, Criminal Justice System, Judicial Delay, Human Rights and Justice Delivery, Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), Constitutional Safeguards, Legal Reforms, Fundamental Rights, Judicial Administration, Access to Justice, and Comparative Criminal Law. The subject areas covered in the book include Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, Human Rights Law, Legal Theory, Judicial Process, and Criminal Justice Administration, with analytical references to landmark judicial decisions and international legal perspectives. Publishing Information Details The book titled Speedy Trial: A Critical Evaluation is published in the English language and carries the ISBN 978-81-997682-1-5. It is the First Edition, published in 2026 by M/s. The Indian Farmer Agro Co., Shivneri, Gat No. 153, Farandwadi, Mane Mala, Taluka Phaltan, District Satara, Maharashtra, India – 415523. The author is Mr. Ganesh Shrirang Satarkar, and the publication is released as a single-component retail book printed and published in India. Copyright remains with the author, and all rights are reserved under applicable copyright laws.