During his cross-examination by the defence, a prosecution witness admits (i) that he had signed his statement recorded under Section 161 Cr. P.C., and; (ii) that his said statement was read over to him by the Police Officer outside the courtroom before he entered the witness-box… Decideby Admin Legal Bites 9 May 2022 9:35 AM GMT
What do you understand by the confession? Discuss the law relating to confessions. At what stage can such confession be recorded?by Admin Legal Bites 9 May 2022 9:35 AM GMT
Write a short note on Statements recorded under Sections 161 and 164 Cr.P.C.by Admin Legal Bites 9 May 2022 9:35 AM GMT
A commits an offence in Agra but makes a confession before the Judicial Magistrate, Jaipur, who has no power to try the case. Is the confession valid, if it is recorded by the Magistrate after following the procedure, laid down in Section 164, Cr.P.C?by Admin Legal Bites 9 May 2022 9:34 AM GMT
A, an accused makes a confession before the Metropolitan Magistrate, Delhi during an investigation under Section 164 Cr. P.C. but he does not sign the confessional statement. Is the confession recorded under Section 164, Cr. P.C. validby Admin Legal Bites 9 May 2022 9:34 AM GMT
Validity of an FIR | A is murdered by B. The F.I.R. is lodged by C (father of A) against B on the basis of information received by some of the villagers who witnessed the occurrence. The occurrence was not personally seen by C, the informant. Is the F.I.R. valid?by Admin Legal Bites 22 Feb 2022 6:35 AM GMT
Delay in lodging FIR | A is alleged to have committed the murder of B. The FIR was lodged after two days while the police station was only one mile away from the place of occurrence. Delay in lodging FIR was reasonably explained by the prosecution. The trial court convicts A relying on the F.I.R. Is the conviction of A by trial court valid?by Admin Legal Bites 22 Feb 2022 6:30 AM GMT
Delay in registering of the FIR | A is alleged to have committed the murder of B. The F.I.R. was lodged after two days. The police station was two miles away from the place of occurrence. The trial court convicts A relying on F.I.R., as the witnesses have supported the prosecution case mentioned in the F.I.R. Is the conviction of A valid?by Admin Legal Bites 22 Feb 2022 6:24 AM GMT
Can an investigating police officer require the attendance of witnesses? Discuss his powers in such a case.by Admin Legal Bites 22 Feb 2022 6:20 AM GMT
Can a police officer refuse to register a first information report on the ground that the said police station does not have territorial jurisdiction over the place of crime?by Admin Legal Bites 22 Feb 2022 5:46 AM GMT
Discuss the provision relating to the arrest of a person to prevent the commission of a cognizable offense.by Admin Legal Bites 9 Feb 2022 12:22 PM GMT
