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CROSS EXAMINATION OF VICTIM & IO ON 183 BNSS STATEMENTS IN CRIMINAL CASE IPC CRPC BNS EVIDENCE ACT
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CROSS EXAMINATION OF VICTIM & IO ON 183 BNSS STATEMENTS IN CRIMINAL CASE IPC CRPC BNS EVIDENCE ACT
INTRO:
During the trial of a Criminal Case, Cross Examination is the most efficient tool to Confront the evidence adduced by the Prosecution.
The Prosecution seeks to prove the guilt of accused. But the Defence Counsel of accused can Cross Examine the Prosecution Witnesses and thereby demolish the case of Prosecution.
Whenever and wherever the Prosecution, violates a legal red line this violation provides an area of attack by the Defence Counsel.
One such area where the violations of law are very common is the recording of statements of Prosecution Witnesses before a Magistrate. These Statements are recorded as per provisions given in Section 183 BNSS. Earlier these Statements were recorded according to the law in Section 164 CrPC.
In this process of recording of Statements three stakeholders are involved. They are the Investigating Officer or the IO of the case, victim in that case and lastly the Magistrate recording that statement.
Whoever violates a law will be subjected to Cross Examination by the Defence Counsel.
This video tells the points of such legal violations and also the points on which the IO, the victim and the Magistrate can be Cross Examined for such violations of law given in Section 183 BNSS or Section 164 CrPC.
Watch the video … …
ADDITIONAL TOPICS COVERED IN THIS VIDEO:
What is recording of confessions and statements under BNSS?
Which section deals with recording of confessions and statements in BNSS?
What is Section 183 of the BNSS Act?
At what stage confession can be recorded?
What is the difference between CrPC and BNSS?
What is the section of BNSS confession?
How police can investigate under BNSS?
How to record statements from witnesses?
What is the statement recorded by Magistrate?
At what stage is the 164 statement recorded?
What is the evidentiary value of statement recorded under section 164 CrPC?
Can a Magistrate refuse to record statement under section 164 CrPC?
What is the difference between statement recorded under section 161 and 164 CrPC?
What is the format for witness statement?
What is Section 161 CrPC procedure?
Who records the statements of witnesses?
What is non substantive evidence?
What is the statement under section 164 of CrPC and its evidentiary value?
Which is not substantive piece of evidence?
How do you contradict 164 statements?
What is substantive and non substantive?
Is an FIR a substantive piece of evidence?
Is 164 CrPC not substantive?
How do you prove a statement by contradiction?
What is the difference between confession and statement?
What is the time limit for 164 CrPC?
What is the substantive evidence?
What is the statement of victim under section 164 CrPC?
cross examination of victim under CrPC,
What is the section of cross-examination of CRPC?
What is the cross-examination of a petitioner?
What are the rules of cross-examination?
How many types of cross-examination are there?
What questions are asked in cross-examination?
cross examination of Investigating Officer or IO under CrPC,
cross examination of Magistrate under CrPC,
REGULAR TOPICS COVERED IN THIS VIDEO:
- Indian Legal System for False Allegations: Navigate legal processes and safeguard against wrongful accusations.
- Effective Cross-Examination Techniques: Master the art of cross-examination to Control and seek favourable witness testimony.
- Understanding False Implications: Explore how the legal system addresses false charges and provides remedies.
- Preventing Bad Convictions: Learn strategies to avoid unjust outcomes in court.
- DNA Fingerprinting and Forensic Serology: Insights into forensic science's role in defending against false allegations.
- Computer Forensic Extraction: Understand how digital evidence can be used to bolster your defense.
WE ARE HERE FOR YOU:
- WhatsApp: Reach out to us via WhatsApp messages at +91 9910 765 379
INTRO:
During the trial of a Criminal Case, Cross Examination is the most efficient tool to Confront the evidence adduced by the Prosecution.
The Prosecution seeks to prove the guilt of accused. But the Defence Counsel of accused can Cross Examine the Prosecution Witnesses and thereby demolish the case of Prosecution.
Whenever and wherever the Prosecution, violates a legal red line this violation provides an area of attack by the Defence Counsel.
One such area where the violations of law are very common is the recording of statements of Prosecution Witnesses before a Magistrate. These Statements are recorded as per provisions given in Section 183 BNSS. Earlier these Statements were recorded according to the law in Section 164 CrPC.
In this process of recording of Statements three stakeholders are involved. They are the Investigating Officer or the IO of the case, victim in that case and lastly the Magistrate recording that statement.
Whoever violates a law will be subjected to Cross Examination by the Defence Counsel.
This video tells the points of such legal violations and also the points on which the IO, the victim and the Magistrate can be Cross Examined for such violations of law given in Section 183 BNSS or Section 164 CrPC.
Watch the video … …
ADDITIONAL TOPICS COVERED IN THIS VIDEO:
What is recording of confessions and statements under BNSS?
Which section deals with recording of confessions and statements in BNSS?
What is Section 183 of the BNSS Act?
At what stage confession can be recorded?
What is the difference between CrPC and BNSS?
What is the section of BNSS confession?
How police can investigate under BNSS?
How to record statements from witnesses?
What is the statement recorded by Magistrate?
At what stage is the 164 statement recorded?
What is the evidentiary value of statement recorded under section 164 CrPC?
Can a Magistrate refuse to record statement under section 164 CrPC?
What is the difference between statement recorded under section 161 and 164 CrPC?
What is the format for witness statement?
What is Section 161 CrPC procedure?
Who records the statements of witnesses?
What is non substantive evidence?
What is the statement under section 164 of CrPC and its evidentiary value?
Which is not substantive piece of evidence?
How do you contradict 164 statements?
What is substantive and non substantive?
Is an FIR a substantive piece of evidence?
Is 164 CrPC not substantive?
How do you prove a statement by contradiction?
What is the difference between confession and statement?
What is the time limit for 164 CrPC?
What is the substantive evidence?
What is the statement of victim under section 164 CrPC?
cross examination of victim under CrPC,
What is the section of cross-examination of CRPC?
What is the cross-examination of a petitioner?
What are the rules of cross-examination?
How many types of cross-examination are there?
What questions are asked in cross-examination?
cross examination of Investigating Officer or IO under CrPC,
cross examination of Magistrate under CrPC,
REGULAR TOPICS COVERED IN THIS VIDEO:
- Indian Legal System for False Allegations: Navigate legal processes and safeguard against wrongful accusations.
- Effective Cross-Examination Techniques: Master the art of cross-examination to Control and seek favourable witness testimony.
- Understanding False Implications: Explore how the legal system addresses false charges and provides remedies.
- Preventing Bad Convictions: Learn strategies to avoid unjust outcomes in court.
- DNA Fingerprinting and Forensic Serology: Insights into forensic science's role in defending against false allegations.
- Computer Forensic Extraction: Understand how digital evidence can be used to bolster your defense.
WE ARE HERE FOR YOU:
- WhatsApp: Reach out to us via WhatsApp messages at +91 9910 765 379
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