Legal Procedures and Distinction of Judicial Custody

Statement 1 is incorrect because judicial custody means the suspect is detained under the authority of a magistrate and housed in a centralized jail, whereas police custody involves being locked up in a police station's lockup room. Statement 2 is correct because once an accused is remanded to judicial custody, investigators cannot access or interrogate them without obtaining explicit permission from the magistrate. > Judicial custody detains suspects in prison, placing them outside the direct, unmonitored custody of investigating police units. Answer: (b).