Non-cognizable offence: police cannot arrest without a warrant and require court authorization to initiate investigation. A non-cognizable offence is a relatively less serious offence in which the police cannot arrest without a warrant and an investigation requires judicial authorization, typically a court order, thereby restricting police powers to initiate coercive investigative measures.
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Non-cognizable offence: police cannot arrest without a warrant and require court authorization to initiate investigation.
A non-cognizable offence is a relatively less serious offence in which the police cannot arrest without a warrant and an investigation requires judicial authorization, typically a court order, thereby restricting police powers to initiate coercive investigative measures.
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