Criminal trial  - Each criminal trial is but a quest for search of the truth - The duty of a judge presiding over a criminal trial is not merely to see that no innocent person is punished, but also to see that a guilty person does not escape - One is as important as the other - Both are public duties which the Judge has to perform.  

(2018)2 SCeJ 1453

• Acquittal
• Bribe
• CD
• Civil Matters
• Co Accused - Statement
• Confession
• Corroboration
• Cross-Objections
• Custom
• Customary Law
• Custodial Death
• Customs Act, 1962
• Defective Trial
• Delay
• Essential Facts
• Evidence
• Extra Judicial Confession
• Eye witness
• Framing of Charges
• Investigation
• IO and Informant same
• Last Seen Theory
• Ocular Testimony
• Medical Board
• Medical Evidence
• Practice guidelines
• Preliminary enquiry
• Punishment
• Quantum of sentence
• Recovery / Non Receovery
• Sentencing Guidelines
• Suspicious circumstances
• Test Identification Parade
• Two views
• Vicarious Liability
• Witness (Related)
• Miscellaneous

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