Criminal Trial

In a significant ruling on criminal evidence, the Supreme Court acquitted an accused in a murder case, holding that Section 27 confessional statements alone are insufficient for conviction in the absence of corroborative material and a complete evidentiary chain.

Explore how confessions shape trials under the BSA 2023, balancing justice, rights, and procedural safeguards.

The Supreme Court reinforces that brutal crimes must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt, ensuring justice through procedural integrity.

BNSS 2023 ensures fair legal aid for defendants unable to afford counsel, upholding justice and equality in criminal trials.

Illicit relationships and circumstantial evidence: A key judgment on motive and guilt in Rajalakshmi's murder case.

Analysis of K. Vadivel vs. K. Shanthi: Upholding timely justice in a criminal trial amidst procedural complexities.