1. Murder, Homicide, and Manslaughter: These cases involve the unlawful killing of another person, with varying degrees of culpability depending on the circumstances.

  2. Robbery, Burglary, and Theft: These cases involve the unlawful taking of property from another person through force, stealth, or deception.

  3. Kidnapping, Abduction, and False Imprisonment: These cases involve the unlawful taking or detention of another person against their will.

  4. Assault, Battery, and Grievous Bodily Harm: These cases involve physical attacks on another person, causing harm or injury.

  5. Rape, Sexual Assault, and Molestation: These cases involve the non-consensual sexual acts with another person, with varying severity depending on the circumstances.

  6. Drug Trafficking, Possession, and Consumption: These cases involve the unlawful manufacture, possession, or consumption of controlled substances, including narcotics, psychotropic substances, and hallucinogenics.

  7. Corruption, Bribery, and Embezzlement: These cases involve the misuse of public office for personal gain, including bribery, embezzlement, and extortion.

  8. Fraud, Forgery, and Cheating: These cases involve deception or trickery to induce another person to part with their property or money.

  9. Organized Crime, Racketeering, and Money Laundering: These cases involve criminal activities carried out by organized gangs or syndicates, often involving extortion, drug trafficking, and money laundering.

  10. Cybercrime, Hacking, and Data Fraud: These cases involve the use of computers or electronic devices to commit crimes, such as hacking, data theft, and cyber-extortion.

The criminal case list is maintained by the Supreme Court of Bangladesh and its subordinate courts, and it is accessible to the public through online databases and court records. The list provides information about the accused, the charges against them, the stage of the proceedings, and the relevant court or tribunal.

Criminal cases in Bangladesh are typically initiated through the filing of a charge sheet by the police or prosecution. The case then proceeds through various stages, including investigations, pre-trial hearings, trial, and sentencing. The accused may also seek bail or alternative dispute resolution options to avoid prosecution.

The criminal case list serves as a valuable resource for understanding the types of crime prevalent in Bangladesh and the workload of the criminal justice system. It also provides insights into the legal framework governing criminal offenses and the mechanisms for upholding law and order.