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Testimony of the police officials | A is prosecuted for the murder of B…witnesses but all of them became hostile except the police witness. Can the court convict A only on the basis of evidence of persons belonging to the police force while the other witnesses are gained over hostile? Give reasons and also refer to the case law, if any, on the point.- A makes a confession to a police officer while he is in judicial custody (not in police custody). Is the confession relevant?
- A makes a confession to the Director-General of Police (D.G.P.), the highest police officer of a state. Is the confession made by A relevant?
- A, an accused makes a confession to a police constable B. Is the confession made by A to B, relevant?
- Admissibility of confessions | Discuss the admissibility of the following confessions: The travelling auditor of a railway corn NUR’ having discovered defalcations in the account of booking clerk of the company, told him, “It would be better for you to tell the truth and refund the money”,…..
- Whether the FIR given to the in-charge of the police station by the accused himself of the commission of a cognizable offence can be admissible evidence against himself.
- A, an accused writes a letter… addressing a police officer that he murdered his wife… found near the dead body of his wife. Is the confession made by A in the letter admissible in evidence against him?
- A, an accused voluntarily makes a statement to a police officer that he committed the murder of B. Is the statement of A made voluntarily admissible?
- Although a confession made to a police officer cannot be proved yet some information received from the accused in the confession can be proved. Discuss.
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