The Admissibility of Forensic Evidence in India ,The Right Against Self Incrimination:Sreenidhi K.R.

The Admissibility of Forensic Evidence in India , The Right Against Self Incrimination
By
Sreenidhi K.R.
Faculty, CMR University School of Legal Studies
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[@ashutheyo1783]

Very nice 😊

[@rajeshwarrao2147]

Good lecture

[@BeyondLawCLC]

Thanks for liking

[@avneeshkumar5754]

Sir pls enable transcript option🙏

[@sayasargam]

In a very recent judgement od delhi high court, it set aside the discharge made on DDT test upon complainant.
Thus what is from the side of complainant is unexplored arena.

[@BeyondLawCLC]

Nandini Satpathi case
State of Bombay
V/s
Kathikalu case
Smt. Selvi
V/s
State of Karnataka case
Book :
Forensic Evidence
by
BR Sharma

[@_ABHITIWARI]

really sir br sharma is an excellent book