must have judgment

156(3)
BNSS

Magistrate ordinarily would not entertain application u/s 156(3) Cr.P.C without first approached the police authorities but he can direct investigation u/s 156(3) Cr.P.C if the complaint discloses cognizable offence

sudalaimani
Cr.P.C

Madras High Court settled that Confession could be used in favour of the accused to reduce the sentence (Is Sudalaimani overruled?)

contradiction and omissions
Acquittal

Contradictions & Omissions: What are contradictions and omissions and how to cross (contradict) the witnesses with their previous statement has been explained

Acquittal

Section 27 IEA: Mere exhibiting the disclosure statement to the IO is not sufficient but the IO must give description about the conversation while recording disclosure statements in evidence

section 162 crpc
Acquittal

Observation of Hon’ble High Court that once the police recorded statements of the Doctor and PW-4, the statements of PW-4 and the Doctor before the Court became meaningless is contrary to section 162 Cr.P.C

General

No discharge after framing of charges: MLA is not a person who can be removed with the sanction of the government

Acquittal

Reversal of Acquittal: Appellate court cannot reverse the acquittal on fresh appreciation of evidence and without recording any illegality error of law or of fact in the Trial court judgment

Evidence

A must have judgment: How to appreciate Confession & circumstantial evidence?

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