SPECIAL RULE OF CROSS EXAMINATION FOR SECOND 164 CRPC 183 BNSS STATEMENT CRIMINAL CASE IPC BNS

SPECIAL RULE OF CROSS EXAMINATION FOR SECOND 164 CRPC 183 BNSS STATEMENT CRIMINAL CASE IPC BNS Intro: Earlier 164 CrPC and now 183 BNSS are provisions for recording confessions of Accused or statements of Prosecution witnesses before a magistrate. The statements of Prosecution Witnesses recorded before a Magistrate have a credential attached to them. It is presumed that while making a statement before Magistrate, the witness is free from fear and any outside influence on it. Generally, such Statement before Magistrate is recorded once in the investigation of Criminal Case. These statements before a Magistrate by the victims of offences related their modesty and womanhood attach a great credibility to their version of offence. And now in case of incapability of the prosecutrices to depose orally before the Court, these statements under 164 CrPC or 183 BNSS would be considered as their Court testimony and the Defence Counsel will be asked to cross the victim on that statement. But when a victim during investigation makes a multiple statements even before a Magistrate the question of their Cross Examination becomes of high importance. a Statement before a Magistrate cannot be confronted or contradicted under Section 162 CrPC or 181 BNSS. Therefore it needs a special tool of Cross Examination to Cross Examine that victim witness. This video discusses such tools and techniques useful for Cross Examining such victims who change their statements during the Police Investigation. Additional Topics Covered in This Video: What is the statement of victim under section 164 CrPC? What are statements under 164 CrPC? What is the Article 164 of the CrPC Act? What is the new amendment of 164 CrPC? What is the rule of section 164? What is the full form of CrPC? What is the time limit for 164 CrPC? What is the Supreme Court decision on section 164 CrPC? What is the statement of 183 BNSS? What is the full form of BNSS? What is the use of 164 statement? What is a 164 case? What is the difference between statement under section 161 and 164? What is the statement recorded by Magistrate? What are the options before Magistrate when a final report is filed? What is commencement of proceeding before Magistrate? What is the statement of victim under section 164 CrPC? Can a prosecutrix approach the Magistrate directly for recording her statement under section 164? What is the rule of section 164? What is the examination of witness under section 164 of criminal procedure? What is the evidentiary value of 164 statement? Can a Magistrate refuse to record statement under section 164 CrPC? Can statement of 164 CrPC be recorded twice? What is the evidentiary value of statement recorded under section 164 CrPC? What is the examination of witness under section 164 of criminal procedure? What is the right of cross-examination under CrPC? Can a 161 statement be used for corroboration? What cannot be asked in cross-examination? What is the landmark judgement on cross-examination? What is the time limit for 164 CrPC? What is the Supreme court judgment on 164 of CrPC? What is the procedure of examination of witness? How to beat cross-examination? What is the process of cross-examination? Can judge interfere in cross-examination? What questions are in Cross Examination on Statement recorded under Section 164 CrPC? What questions are in Cross Examination on Statement recorded under Section 183 BNSS? Special Rule of Cross Examination How to demolish the statements recorded before a Magistrate? What is cross-examination in the Evidence Act? What is section 145 of the act? What is the 145 Act in Indian Court? What is section 145 contradiction? What is Section 145 of the evidence Act? What is Section 145 and 147? What is Section 145 evidence on an affidavit? What is the difference between 145 and 155 Evidence Act? 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 Email: Send your queries to indianlegalsystem100[at]gmail.com Website: Visit indianlegalsystem.org for more information. Membership: Join now for exclusive resources and support. Visit https://indianlegalsystem.org/registr... Learn More: About Us: Visit - https://indianlegalsystem.org/who-we-...