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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Confession"
“Confession” And “Statement” Under Section 164 CrPC- Questions & Answers By Justice V. Ramkumar [Part-IV]
Executive Magistrate Not Empowered To Record Confession For Offences Under Essential Commodities Act: Orissa High Court
“Confession” And “Statement” Under Section 164 CrPC- Questions & Answers By Justice V. Ramkumar [Part-III]
Confession Made To Police Officer In Absence Of Magistrate Can't Form Basis For Murder Conviction: Gauhati High Court
“Confession” And “Statement” Under Section 164 CrPC- Questions & Answers By Justice V. Ramkumar [Part-II]
“Confession” And “Statement” Under Section 164 CrPC- Questions & Answers By Justice V. Ramkumar [Part-I]
“Section 27” Of The Evidence Act And The Verdict In “Pulukuri Kottaya” Continue To Elude The Comprehension Of Many Judges At All Levels
"Tofan Singh's Case" Opens Up New Horizons In The Law Of "Confessions" In Criminal Trials
S.164 CrPC | Voluntary & Truthful Confession Can't Be Rendered Inadmissible In Law Merely Due To Absence Of Legal Representation: Calcutta High Court
Mere Illegal Entry Without Anti-National Material Not Attempt To Wage War Against India: Calcutta HC Commutes Death Sentence Of 4 LeT Members
Confession & Section 25 Of Indian Evidence Act
[JJ Act] Extracting Confession From Child Is Unconstitutional, Beyond Scope Of Preliminary Assessment Report: Delhi HC
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