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Delhi Court Frees Rape Accused, Cites WhatsApp Chats, Delay In Filing Case
A Delhi Court has recently discharged an accused in a rape case, ruling that the evidence, particularly WhatsApp chats exchanged before and after the alleged incident, contradicted the prosecution's claims.
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Enough Evidence To Prosecute Coaching Centre Deaths Accused: CBI To Court
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Tuesday informed a Delhi court that there was enough evidence to prosecute the accused persons in the death case connected to the flooding in an Old Rajinder Nagar coaching institute.
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Rap Music Serves As Evidence In Many Trials Across UK, Study Reveals
A recent study from the University of Manchester has revealed a concerning trend in England and Wales, where rap and drill music are being utilized as evidence in criminal trials, particularly those involving youth violence.
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Courts Must Be On Guard, Test Evidence Meticulously When FIR Is Delayed: Supreme Court
Courts must be on guard and test evidence meticulously to rule out possibility of embellishments in the prosecution's story when an FIR is delayed and there is absence of proper explanation, the Supreme Court has said.
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2012 Rape-Murder Victim's Family To Appeal Against Acquittal Of All 3 Accused
On November 7, Supreme Court acquitted the three men who'd been sentenced to death, noting the prosecution failed to provide clinching evidence
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Prosecution's Story May Be Attractive But Should Be Supported By Cogent Evidence: Court
The prosecution's story may be attractive, but it must be proven by "cogent evidence", a special NIA court has observed while acquitting an employee of IRF, arrested in 2016 for allegedly indoctrinating youngsters into joining ISIS.
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2020 Delhi Riots: Court Asks Prosecution To Ensure Integrity Of Evidence
A court hearing the case concerning the 2020 northeast Delhi riots has asked the prosecution to ensure evidence produced before it in the form of video or audio clips should be "without any compromise to their integrity."
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From Period Tracking Apps to Location Data: How Tech Affects Privacy in a Post Roe v. Wade World
After the US Supreme Court overturned the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision that legalised abortion across the country, Big Tech is facing calls to limit surveillance and tracking of users. There is evidence that personal data that is collected can be misused and abused, including location data, text messages, search histories, emails and seemingly innocuo...
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"Ample Suspicion But...": Chhattisgarh Cops Acquitted In Girl's Murder
Two policemen, charged with the death of a tribal girl in an alleged fake encounter in 2011, were acquitted by a court in Chhattisgarh despite "ample suspicion" as the prosecution failed to submit strong evidence against the accused.
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Details Of Pak Bank Transfers Emerge In Netherlands Blogger's Murder Plot
UK's Crown Prosecution submitted fresh evidence of communication between the accused and his Pak-based handler in the case involving a British-Pakistani man charged for conspiring to kill a Netherlands-based blogger and activist.
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"Ghee" A Terrorist Code Word: Probe Agency. Delhi Court Says No Evidence
The court discharged all the accused saying they were "definitively using certain code" in reference to the incriminating messages but added that the use of words that the prosecution relies on were mere suspicion without evidence.
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Court Rejects Uphaar Convict's Plea To Cross Examine Officer In Tampering Case
The Delhi High Court has dismissed a plea by real estate baron Sushil Ansal, who is facing prosecution in case of tampering with evidence in the main Uphaar cinema fire tragedy matter, seeking to cross examine the investigating officer.
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Uphaar Convict's Plea To Cross Examine Witness Attempt To Delay Trial: Victims' Group
The Association of Victims of Uphaar Tragedy (AVUT) Wednesday opposed a plea by real estate baron Sushil Ansal, facing prosecution in a case relating to tampering with the evidence in the main Uphaar fire tragedy matter, seeking to cross examine the
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3 Accused In Delhi Riots Case Get Bail, Judge Cites NDTV Video
Three people accused of murder in a case related to the riots in Delhi last year, have been granted bail on the basis of a NDTV video. The video by NDTV's Ravish Kumar was shown in a Prime Time programme. The defence had pointed out that the video, which the prosecution had used as key evidence, did not show any of the accused.
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Vijay Mallya Case: UK High Court Told Of "Overwhelming Evidence Of Dishonesty"
Vijay Mallya appeared before the Royal Courts of Justice in London on Wednesday for day two of his High Court appeal against being extradited to India, during which the prosecution highlighted "overwhelming evidence of dishonesty" on the part of the former Kingfisher Airlines boss.
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Delhi Court Frees Rape Accused, Cites WhatsApp Chats, Delay In Filing Case
A Delhi Court has recently discharged an accused in a rape case, ruling that the evidence, particularly WhatsApp chats exchanged before and after the alleged incident, contradicted the prosecution's claims.
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Enough Evidence To Prosecute Coaching Centre Deaths Accused: CBI To Court
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Tuesday informed a Delhi court that there was enough evidence to prosecute the accused persons in the death case connected to the flooding in an Old Rajinder Nagar coaching institute.
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Rap Music Serves As Evidence In Many Trials Across UK, Study Reveals
A recent study from the University of Manchester has revealed a concerning trend in England and Wales, where rap and drill music are being utilized as evidence in criminal trials, particularly those involving youth violence.
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Courts Must Be On Guard, Test Evidence Meticulously When FIR Is Delayed: Supreme Court
Courts must be on guard and test evidence meticulously to rule out possibility of embellishments in the prosecution's story when an FIR is delayed and there is absence of proper explanation, the Supreme Court has said.
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2012 Rape-Murder Victim's Family To Appeal Against Acquittal Of All 3 Accused
On November 7, Supreme Court acquitted the three men who'd been sentenced to death, noting the prosecution failed to provide clinching evidence
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Prosecution's Story May Be Attractive But Should Be Supported By Cogent Evidence: Court
The prosecution's story may be attractive, but it must be proven by "cogent evidence", a special NIA court has observed while acquitting an employee of IRF, arrested in 2016 for allegedly indoctrinating youngsters into joining ISIS.
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2020 Delhi Riots: Court Asks Prosecution To Ensure Integrity Of Evidence
A court hearing the case concerning the 2020 northeast Delhi riots has asked the prosecution to ensure evidence produced before it in the form of video or audio clips should be "without any compromise to their integrity."
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From Period Tracking Apps to Location Data: How Tech Affects Privacy in a Post Roe v. Wade World
After the US Supreme Court overturned the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision that legalised abortion across the country, Big Tech is facing calls to limit surveillance and tracking of users. There is evidence that personal data that is collected can be misused and abused, including location data, text messages, search histories, emails and seemingly innocuo...
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"Ample Suspicion But...": Chhattisgarh Cops Acquitted In Girl's Murder
Two policemen, charged with the death of a tribal girl in an alleged fake encounter in 2011, were acquitted by a court in Chhattisgarh despite "ample suspicion" as the prosecution failed to submit strong evidence against the accused.
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Details Of Pak Bank Transfers Emerge In Netherlands Blogger's Murder Plot
UK's Crown Prosecution submitted fresh evidence of communication between the accused and his Pak-based handler in the case involving a British-Pakistani man charged for conspiring to kill a Netherlands-based blogger and activist.
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"Ghee" A Terrorist Code Word: Probe Agency. Delhi Court Says No Evidence
The court discharged all the accused saying they were "definitively using certain code" in reference to the incriminating messages but added that the use of words that the prosecution relies on were mere suspicion without evidence.
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Court Rejects Uphaar Convict's Plea To Cross Examine Officer In Tampering Case
The Delhi High Court has dismissed a plea by real estate baron Sushil Ansal, who is facing prosecution in case of tampering with evidence in the main Uphaar cinema fire tragedy matter, seeking to cross examine the investigating officer.
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Uphaar Convict's Plea To Cross Examine Witness Attempt To Delay Trial: Victims' Group
The Association of Victims of Uphaar Tragedy (AVUT) Wednesday opposed a plea by real estate baron Sushil Ansal, facing prosecution in a case relating to tampering with the evidence in the main Uphaar fire tragedy matter, seeking to cross examine the
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3 Accused In Delhi Riots Case Get Bail, Judge Cites NDTV Video
Three people accused of murder in a case related to the riots in Delhi last year, have been granted bail on the basis of a NDTV video. The video by NDTV's Ravish Kumar was shown in a Prime Time programme. The defence had pointed out that the video, which the prosecution had used as key evidence, did not show any of the accused.
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Vijay Mallya Case: UK High Court Told Of "Overwhelming Evidence Of Dishonesty"
Vijay Mallya appeared before the Royal Courts of Justice in London on Wednesday for day two of his High Court appeal against being extradited to India, during which the prosecution highlighted "overwhelming evidence of dishonesty" on the part of the former Kingfisher Airlines boss.
