Evidence

A detailed analysis of the Supreme Court corruption trap case judgment Raj Bahadur Singh v State of Uttarakhand, covering trap evidence, phenolphthalein test, witness credibility, and sentence reduction.

The Supreme Court affirmed a POCSO conviction based on the victim's "unshaken" testimony, ruling it can outweigh negative medical reports. The Court reinforced the primacy of credible ocular evidence over the absence of physical proof.

Supreme Court reaffirms procedural fairness: Evidence recording is mandatory in disciplinary inquiries involving major penalties.

An in-depth analysis of Vishwajeet Masalkar's appeal, exploring the fine line between suspicion and proof beyond reasonable doubt.

"સુપ્રીમ કોર્ટે અલાઉદ્દીન કેસમાં દોષમુક્તિ આપી, કાયદાની સચોટ વ્યાખ્યાની ભૂમિકા ઉજાગર કરી."

Explore SC's decisive ruling on Section 319 Cr.P.C., emphasizing 'strong and cogent evidence' for summoning in criminal cases.