Literature on Secondary Evidence: Judgment explaining statutory procedure to introduce, mark and appreciate secondary evidence

Bail cancelled due to accused suppressing his criminal antecedents and the submission of a forged Law degree

Madras High court directed Vigilance to inquire about a Senior counsel receiving rs. 50 Lakh as Fees to give Judge to get order

Quash: Madras High Court recognises modern day relationship in legal aspects and rules that law is not an instrument for resolving emotional disputes

EC ACT: On the date of prosecution both the laws regarding cement were not in operation hence unauthorised storage of cement by the accused is not illegal

Accused must first commit an offence under the IPC in addition accused must know that the victim belongs to SC or ST

Husband died but PW.1 (wife) survived by sustained injuries High Court by reasoned judgment reduced the sentence and directed to pay compensation

Strict Procedure: Trial courts must inform the accused of their right to engage legal aid if they cannot afford a counsel

Murder: Acquittal: Deceased informing the witness that he is going to meet the accused in the evening is not proof of last seen theory

Seized Contrband from Nepal Border: Absence of entry mark in the original passport of the accused creates doubt of the arrival of the accused into India

Section 175(4) BNSS: A guide for Judicial Magistrates

Supreme Court set guidelines for the appellate courts on how to appreciate appeals against acquittal