Crime against Person Law

Crime against Person Law refers to legal statutes that address offenses directly harming individuals. This includes violent acts such as assault, battery, homicide, and kidnapping. The law aims to protect personal safety and dignity by prosecuting those who inflict physical or psychological harm. Penalties vary based on the crime's severity, ranging from fines to imprisonment. The primary goal is to deter violence and provide justice for victims, ensuring that their rights and well-being are upheld in society.