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The High Court of Delhi by its recent decision in R.P. Luthra v. CBI (W.P. Crl.1520/2014) has had occasion to define the evidentiary value of a, “blog”. The judgement has some significance given the…
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Allegations of corrupt electoral practices in the Kerala Legislative Assembly conducted in the year 2011 has lead the Supreme Court to make a authoritative ruling on adducing…
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A court ruling on the admissibility of evidence acquired clandestinely by a spouse. Held that due to a fiduciary relationship between the parties as well as the wife’s right to privacy the tapes were inadmissible as evidence.
A Delhi High Court Case in which several accused were prosecuted on the basis of intercepted telephone conversations. The case concerns the admissibility and reliability of digital evidence.
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Comments on Reasonable Security Practices and Procedures and Sensitive Personal Information (Draft) Rules, 2011
1. DEFINITIONS
One of the pieces of circumstantial evidence sought to be relied by the prosecution in the Pramod Mahajan Murder Trial, was a threatening SMS (Short Message Service) sent by Pravin Mahajan (the accused) to Pramod Mahajan. It emerges from newspaper reports that the defense, (a) gave…
