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Dog Tracking as an Evidence: Reliable or Not?
By prateekmudgal1234
The non-uniformity in the acceptance of evidence brought by tracker dogs has been discussed throughout the paper. This article pinpoints the reservation of admissibility of such evidence, various cases have been cited in this article to get a clear view of the perspective of credibility in case of dog tracking evidence. There have been several instances where the dog handler’s version is also required. The article has also focused upon the perspective of other international judicial authorities on the reliability of such evidence.
Posted on Feb. 24, 2022, 8:52 p.m.
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Parole: Political Connections & A Getaway from Crime?
By prateekmudgal1234
The concept of parole has been one of the significant redemption processes. It is a kind of leverage that is granted to inmates to become law-abiding citizens. It is an effective mechanism for the rehabilitation of prisoners. Though the trends have shifted, and the true objective has been overshadowed giving rise to discrimination. The rich and politically influential groups have used this privilege as a breakthrough in the crime committed. This article gives a runup to the concept of parole, its uses and misuses, and the case laws which makes us understand the true status of this concept.
Posted on Feb. 24, 2022, 8:38 p.m.
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Sidhartha Vashisht @ Manu Sharma Vs. State (NCT Of Delhi): A Case that inspired the movie No One Killed Jessica
By prateekmudgal1234
Justice prevailing in the big shot cases still makes us believe in the principle of equity. This case has shown the remarkable role of how the 4th pillar of democracy plays a critical role in shaping justice for those who are not socially and financially well off. The common conception that media houses alter and publish the news was proved wrong as if there wasn’t the involvement of the media then justice would not have been served.
Posted on Feb. 24, 2022, 8:29 p.m.
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