SUPREME COURT & HIGHCOURT Rulings on POLICE

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The judiciary will remain unaware- in absence of recording of first information Reporthas a reasonable doubt about the commission of a cognizable offence, he has powernot to proceed with the investigation but that is subject to check by judiciary. There israpid increase -of custody deaths and deaths during- encounters with law enforcingagency. It is the duty of all organs including judiciary to protect human rights and,therefore, it is necessary to provide safeguards for early recording of the crimeand control of police by judiciary which would be negated if it is left to the Police todecide in which case to register the crime on disclosure of commission of cognizableoffence and in which defer it pending enquiry.12
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1.8 : CHARGE-SHEETState of West Ben
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1.8 : CHARGE-SHEET - NO COGNIZANCE
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It is, thus, clear that grant of su
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and 159 of the Code is that if a po
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Held1.9 : DIRECTION BY THE MAGISTRA
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FactsHeld1.9 : INTERVENTION BY THE
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HeldThe Special Inspector-General o
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II.1: RECORDING OF CONFESSIONHeldKa
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Facts11.1 : RECORDING OF CONFESSION
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. .understandability. In the instan
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11.3 : RECORDING OF DYING DECLARATI
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PW 4, Inspector Didar Singh was the
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11.4 : POLICE AS WITNESSFactsHeldMe
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11.6 : EVIDENTIARYVALUEOFSITE PLANH
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111.1 : RIGHT TO LIFE AND PERSONAL
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111.1 : RIGHT TO LIFE AND PERSONAL
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111.1 : RIGHT,TO LIFE AND PERSONAL
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111.2 : RIGHT AGAINST TORTURE AND I
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IV.1 : EXTERNMENTSirajkhan vs State
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the principle of fair play arid jus
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IV.1 : EXTERNMENTFactsHussainmiya a
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IV.2 : POWER OF POLICE SURVEILLANCE
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Moreover there were no sufficient g
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FactsHeldIV.3 :SANCTION OF ROUTE FO
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The foregoing discussion yields, th
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and every time such requests afresh
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(4) The State has a duty to maintai
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prescribes a period of limitation d
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IV.8 : REGULATING HORSE-RACING AND
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