Preventive and police action is an important measure in ensuring that there is order in the society and that there is early interception of cases that can result in criminal conflicts or violation of peace. These cases usually incorporate proceedings involving Sections 107, 108, 109 and 110 of the CrPC, preventive detention cases, lookout circulars (LOCs), summons, notice under section 41A and police investigations, which have been initiated before the registration of an FIR. To steer clear of these processes, there should be a clear perception of the procedural safeguards and constitutional protection, in order to shun the abuse of police authority.

Yash Agarwal, a founder of the Yash Agarwal Law Firm, is very experienced in handling preventive proceedings and cases related to police. His skills are in questioning capricious notices, unjustified detention, forceful police measures, and violation of the procedure. He makes sure that the rights of clients in the Articles 21 and 22 of the Constitution are not abused at any point when interacting with the police.

Yash represents the clients since a preventive notice or enquiry has been given–assistance in preparing to do so, protection against coercive measures and in the presence of the Executive Magistrates, Police Authorities, and the High Courts. He is also competent in solving LOC problems, suppressing unlawful processes and acquiring instructions to avert harassment.

The Yash Agarwal Law Firm offers strategic and rights-based counsel under his leadership that enables clients to navigate the process of preventive and police proceedings successfully and without fear.

• Proficiency in dealing with preventive measures in the provisions of Section 107, 108, 109, and 110 of the CrPC.
• Knowledgeable in dealing with preventive detention issues, lookout circulars (LOCs), police notices and preliminary investigations.
• Adequate control of procedural protections and constitutional safeguards to eliminate abuse of police authority.
• Questions the police notices of no consequence, unreasonable detention, coercion, and procedural deficiencies.
• Guarantees the rights of the clients in the Articles 21 and 22 of the Constitution.
• Counsels customers since any preventative notice or inquiry is given.
• Prepares effective answers to Section 41A notices, summons and police investigations.
• Presents clients in all Executive Magistrates, Police Authorities and High Courts.
• Skilled at suppressing criminal acts and foaming police pressure using the law.
• Understanding of how to solve Lookout Circular (LOC) problems and how to withdraw or amend.
• Protects against forceful actions of arrest or detention.