An Analytical Study of the Low Conviction Rate in Crime Against Women

The book titled "An Analytical Study of the Low Conviction Rate in Crime Against Women with Special Reference to Gwalior Chambal Division" investigates the troubling issue of low conviction rates in crimes against women, focusing specifically on India's Gwalior Chambal Division. By exploring the underlying factors contributing to this disconcerting trend, the research delves into the challenges faced by the justice system in delivering effective legal outcomes for female victims of crimes in the region. Employing a comprehensive analytical approach, the study incorporates data from diverse sources, including case studies, legal records, and interviews with key stakeholders such as law enforcement officials, legal professionals, and victims. It aims to identify potential obstacles and deficiencies within the current legal framework and law enforcement practices. Socio-cultural factors and systemic biases that might influence the investigation and prosecution processes in crimes against women are also scrutinized. Additionally, the research critically evaluates the level of support and protection offered to victims throughout legal proceedings.