The presence of a seizure list witness is of utmost importance in the investigation and trial of a case, serving as a critical link between the evidence collected during the investigation and i...

Final Report is submitted in cases where charge sheet could not be forwarded to the court after completion of investigation due to insufficient evidence or no evidence at all or false complaint...

The Kulbhushan Sudhir Jadhav case is a highly contentious legal and diplomatic matter between India and Pakistan. Overview of the case: Kulbhushan Sudhir Jadhav is a former Indian Navy office...

Confession: What is a Confession The Law relating to Confession is to be found from Section 162 to 164 of the Criminal Procedure Code, 1974 and Sections 24 to 30 of the Indian Evidence Act,...

Trace evidence can be described as materials that are so minute that the human eye is not capable of perceiving them; however, they can transfer from one surface to another without being notice...

'An eye for an eye,' also called 'lex talionis,' which can be literally translated into Latin as the 'law of retaliation' or 'law of retribution,' is a principle that is often referred to when ...

Bail refers to the time a person charged with an offence can be set at liberty without staying in prison as they await their hearing in court. This decision of whether or not to grant bail is n...

Police Malkhana:The Police Malkhana is a store for the safekeeping of confiscated, recovered stolen items, firearms, drugs, documents, and other evidence found in investigations. These are stor...

The differences between police custody and judicial custody are given below: In police custody permission of the court is not required for interrogation of the accused person. In judicia...

Investigating agencies play a pivotal role in ensuring justice is served, as they are tasked with gathering evidence and presenting it in court. However, when investigating agencies omit statem...