Showing posts with label Cases. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cases. Show all posts

Arnesh Kumar vs State of Bihar

 1. The petitioner apprehends his arrest in a case under Section 498-A of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 (hereinafter called as IPC) and Sectio...

Selvi vs State of Karnatka

Selvi vs State of Karnataka , the Supreme Court of India pronounced that three conspicuous police cross examination strategies narco-inve...

Indra Sawhney

1. Forty and three years back was established this republic with the fourfold goal of making sure about to its residents equity, freedom,...

Who is MC Mehta and What are his Environmental Cases

MC Mehta (Mahesh Chandra Mehta ) is a public interest attorney in India and also a Supreme Court lawyer. He was b orn on October 12, 1946 ...

What will happen if we make a Lie Detection Machine which is 100% accurate? What impact will it have on Judicial Process?

Lie detectors are used to have an assumption about the person what he or she is saying is right or not, but it is not consider directly...

Does India have a privacy policy for their citizens? If yes, what is it?

Off course in India, We have the privacy policy for citizens, we have the largest consititution in the world how can we forget to ad ver...

Does narco-analysis on a convict violate Article 20(3)?

As per the Laboratory Procedure manuals, the impugned tests are being conducted at the direction of jurisdictional courts even without ...

Why don't we use lie detectors, narco analysis and other methods directly on the inmates accused of heinous crimes and get over with it quickly?

India does not have a jury system, the use of the impugned techniques could impede the fact-finding role of a trial judge. This is a spe...

Why does Indian Court do not accept polygraphy and NARCO test evidence?

A significant criticism of polygraphy is that sometimes the physiological responses triggered by feelings such as anxiety and fear could...

Top 5 Websites for Case Laws

As case laws are the decisions made by court, these case laws are used to resolve the opacity of current case. So these past cases are cal...