| Reconsider convictions based on age, time served, and the specifics of the incident: Hon'ble Supreme Court of India |
Ashok Saxena v. The State of Uttarakhand etc (Criminal Appeal Nos.1704-1705/2015)
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| If there is any lapse by prosecutors, trial judges should play an active role in evidence process : Hon’ble Supreme Court of India |
Anees versus The State Govt. of NCT (Criminal Appeal No. 437 of 2015)
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| Directive on Compliance with Police Reports and Legal Procedures under Section 173(2) of Cr.P.C.: Hon'ble Supreme Court of India |
Dablu Kujur versus The State of Jharkhand (Criminal Appeal no. 1511 of 2024)
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| The Police cannot be allowed to tutor the prosecution witness: Hon'ble Supreme Court of India |
Manikandan versus State by the Inspector of Police (Criminal Appeal No. 1609 of 2011)
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| Unless there is a specific legislative provision which puts a negative burden on the accused, there is no burden on the accused to lead evidence for proving his innocence: Hon'ble Supreme Court of India |
Pankaj Singh versus The State of Haryana (Criminal Appeal No. 1753/2023)
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| The Art of Writing a Judgment |
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| Prohibition contemplated under Section 362 of CrPC, 1973 would not apply to bail orders: Hon'ble Supreme Court of India |
Ramadhar Sahu versus The State of Madhya Pradesh (Criminal Appeal No(s) Arising From 11130 of 2023)
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| Commercial Courts Should Examine If Plea For Urgent Interim Relief Is A Disguise To Circumvent Pre-litigation Mediation Under S.12A : Hon'ble Supreme Court of India |
Yamini Manohar versus T K D Keerthi (Special Leave Petition (Civil) Diary No. 32275 of 2023)
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| NDPS Act | If Samples Are Drawn Violating Section 52A, Trial Stands Vitiated: Hon'ble Supreme Court of India |
Yusuf @ Asif versus State (Criminal Appeal No. 3191 of 2023)
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| Certified Copy Can Be Produced To Prove Original Sale Deed In Trial : Hon'ble Supreme Court of India |
Appaiya vs Andimuthu@ Thangapandi & Ors. (Civil Appeal No. 14630 of 2015)
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