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Criminal Procedure in Sri Lanka Part – 04: Unlawful Assembly by D.A.P. Weeratna
A Detailed Examination of Unlawful Assembly in Sri Lankan Criminal Law

Criminal Procedure in Sri Lanka Part – 04: Unlawful Assembly by D.A.P. Weeratna is an essential resource for understanding the legal framework surrounding the offense of unlawful assembly under Sri Lankan criminal law. This book offers a comprehensive analysis of the concept, legal definitions, and judicial precedents related to unlawful assembly, one of the most significant public order offenses in Sri Lanka.

In this part of his series on criminal procedure, Weeratna meticulously explores the elements that constitute an unlawful assembly, as defined under Sri Lankan law. The book delves into the complexities of the offense, including the roles and responsibilities of individuals involved in such assemblies, the distinction between lawful and unlawful assemblies, and the legal consequences of participating in or inciting unlawful gatherings.

Weeratna draws on key legal provisions, case law, and practical scenarios to provide a clear understanding of how the offense is prosecuted in Sri Lankan courts. He examines various legal aspects, such as the requirements for an assembly to be considered unlawful, the impact of the assembly on public safety and order, and the procedures followed by the police and judiciary in handling such cases.

In addition to its legal analysis, the book offers practical guidance for legal practitioners, law students, and anyone involved in criminal law. It is particularly valuable for those working in criminal defense or public order enforcement, as it provides an in-depth understanding of how unlawful assembly cases are handled within the Sri Lankan legal system.