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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Criminal Trial"
Prosecution In All Criminal Cases Shall Furnish List Of Statements, Documents, Material Objects & Exhibits Not Relied Upon By Investigating Officer: Supreme Court
Bail Order Should Be Furnished To Accused In Prison On Same Day Of Pronouncement : Supreme Court
Testimony Of A Witness In A Criminal Trial Cannot Be Discarded Merely Because Of Minor Contradictions Or Omissions: Supreme Court
Period Of Suspension Of Govt Servant Not To Be Treated As 'On Duty' Where Acquittal Based On Benefit Of Doubt: Bombay High Court
Negotiable Instruments Act| Person Bound To Face Criminal Trial If Cheque Amount Not Paid Despite Notice & Opportunity To Pay: Delhi High Court
Evidence Of Witnesses Cannot Be Discarded Merely Because They Were Relatives Of Deceased Victim: Supreme Court
Prosecution Is Not Required To Prove Its Case Beyond All Iota Of Doubt: Supreme Court
Eye Witness's Evidence Cannot Be Discarded Merely Because He Did Not Intervene When Deceased Was Attacked: Supreme Court
Final Report Not Substantive Piece Of Evidence But A Collective Opinion Of Investigating Officer: Supreme Court
Examine Private Witnesses First; Try To Complete Their Chief & Cross-Examination On Same Day : Supreme Court To Trial Courts
Proving Case Beyond Reasonable Doubt Does Not Mean To Nitpick To Find Excuse To Obtain Acquittal: Supreme Court
Victim Can't Invoke Revisional Jurisdiction Against Each & Every Order Of Trial Court, May File Appeal Against Final Order: Karnataka High Court
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