Rajaram v. State Of Madhya Pradesh, 2022 SCeJ 1352
2022 SCeJ 1352 Supreme Court of India Present: Justice Ravindra Bhat, Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia RAJARAM – Appellant, Versus STATE OF ...
Tag: Criminal Trial
Evidence – While suggestions put in the cross-examination cannot be used to fill in the lacuna in the evidence of the prosecution, the suggestions given by the defense, however, can be used to lend assurance to the prosecution case
While suggestions put in the cross-examination cannot be used to fill in the lacuna in the evidence of the prosecution, ...
Furlough and parole – Grant of release on furlough is a discretionary remedy
Furlough and parole - (i) Furlough and parole envisage a short-term temporary release from custody; (ii) While parole is ...
Criminal Trial —Witnesses — Interested/Partisan witness — Penal Code, 1860 , S. 304-B — interested witnesses – Family members
Criminal Trial —Witnesses — Interested/Partisan witness — Penal Code, 1860 , S. 304-B — interested witnesses - Family members - ...
CrPC S. 374(2) – Whether an appeal against conviction can be dismissed on the grounds that the accused is evading justice
Criminal Procedure Code, 1973, Section 374(2) - Whether an appeal against conviction can be dismissed on the grounds that the ...
[SC] Criminal Proceedings – Doctrine of res ipsa loquitur stricto sensu would not apply to a criminal case as its applicability in an action for injury by negligence is well known.
Criminal Proceedings - Doctrine of res ipsa loquitur stricto sensu would not apply to a criminal case as its applicability ...
Criminal trial – Onus of proving the ingredients of an offence
"5 ..... In our view, the onus of proving all the ingredients of an offence is always upon the prosecution ...
Criminal Trial – Circumstantial evidence – For bringing home the guilt of the accused, prosecution has to firstly prove negligence and then establish direct nexus between negligence of the accused and the death of the victim –
Criminal Trial - Circumstantial evidence – No eye witness - In a case of Circumstantial evidence there is a ...
Criminal Trial – Arrest – When it should not be made
Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 (II of 1973) - Personal liberty, is an important aspect of our constitutional mandate - The ...
Criminal trial – State – Director of Prosecution – Role of .
Criminal trial - Director of Prosecution – State - Role of - By not filing the appeals by the State ...
IPC S. 324, 307 – Sympathetic view – Compromise effect of – though not compoundable
IPC, 1860 - S. 324, 307 – CrPC, 1973, S. 320 – Compounding – Sympathetic view - Court has taken ...
Sentencing – Possibility of reformation and rehabilitation .
Sentencing – Possibility of reformation and rehabilitation of the convict is an important factor which has to be taken into ...
Infringement of Fundamental Right to Privacy cannot be raised to create a bubble to scuttle the investigation nullifying the evidence collected
The infringement of Fundamental Right to Privacy cannot be raised to create a bubble to scuttle the investigation nullifying the ...
Voice sample – Recording of –
Constitution of India , Art. 20(3) - CrPC, Section 53 Explanation (a) - Voice sample - Recording of - Whether ...
Criminal trial – Discharge – Competence of the Magistrate to discharge an accused
Court while dealing with the competence of the Magistrate to discharge an accused, in a case like the instant one ...
