013. IO DEMOLISHES DISCOVERY OF 27 LAST SEEN EVIDENCE IN FALSE ALLEGATION CASE | IPC CRPC BNSS CROSS

IO DEMOLISHES DISCOVERY OF 27 LAST SEEN EVIDENCE IN FALSE ALLEGATION CASE | IPC, CRPC, BNSS CROSS EXAMINATION The technique shown in this video will help you in cross-examining the Police or Investigating Officer (IO) in such a manner that the IO will have to break the discovery as per Section 27 of the Indian Evidence Act and also the prosecution material of Last Seen Evidence And False Allegations. Although a confession by a suspect during police custody is normally not admitted into evidence as per the law, there is an exception. Assuming the confession bears out, then, if we discover a new fact from that admission, the adoption of that new fact, i.e. if that is not on the table, that fact is admissible as evidence in law. Under the pretext of false implication or false allegations against accused persons, police should create false discoveries by applying Section 27 of the Indian Evidence Act or Section 23 of the BSA. In this video I demonstrate a questioning style that requires the IO to destroy the credibility of the discovery and prosecution evidence that drove the Last Seen Evidence and False Allegations. Timestamp: 00:00 Intro 00:37 Real Case Demonstration 02:05 Discoveries from Accused 02:43 Challenge by Prosecution 03:24 Challenges in the Prosecution Case 04:50 Cross Examination by Indian Legal System 05:39 Ante Timed & Ante Dated FIR 06:34 Cross Examination on Illegal FIR 07:56 Site Plan without Light 08:49 Defective Discoveries 09:44 Correct Law on Discovery 10:28 Discovered Thing was not Concealed 11:18 Discovery of Fingerprints 12:03 Last Seen Evidence 13:15 Conduct Extraordinary Cross Examination 13:59 The Best Cross Examination 14:39 Objective of Our Cross Examination Recommended Video AFTER 52 YRS. SUPREME COURT CHANGED LAW OF DISCOVERY U/SEC. 27 IEA 23 BSA BNS BNSS BSA ALLARAKHA    • AFTER 52 YRS. SUPREME COURT CHANGED LAW OF...   SUPREME COURT CHANGES THE LAW ON LAST SEEN THEORY IN CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE    • SUPREME COURT CHANGES THE LAW ON LAST SEEN...   ADDITIONAL TOPICS COVERED IN THIS VIDEO: How to cross-examine an investigating officer in a pocso case? How to cross-examination in criminal cases? What is the cross-examination of the investigating officer in an accident case? Can an investigating officer be a witness? What is the evidentiary value of Sec 164 CrPC? Can complainant and investigating officer be the same person? What questions cannot be asked in cross-examination? What is the value of evidence without cross-examination? What happens after cross-examination? Can investigating officer cancel the FIR? Who is an investigating officer under CrPC? Can a complainant be substituted in criminal case? What are the three golden rules of evidence Act? What is Section 311 CrPC? Can documents be exhibited during cross-examination? Can any investigation be initiated without FIR? What is the evidentiary value of Section 27 Evidence Act? What is section 27 of the act? What is disclosure statement under section 27 of Evidence Act? Which of the following is true for section 27 of the Indian Evidence Act? What is discovery under section 27 of Evidence Act? What is the landmark Judgement on Section 27 Evidence Act? What is the purpose of section 27? What is recovery under Section 27 Evidence Act? What is the scope of Section 27? What is the evidentiary value of FIR? What is the validity of confessional statement? What is disclosed evidence? What is the Section 27 Act? What is discovery of fact? What is the constitutionality of Section 27 of the Indian 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-...