Forensic Science
Frye Forensic Standard versus Daubert Forensic Standard
Forensic experts are advisors giving opinions about various aspects of a case which require scientific intervention for Courts and Police.
Evidence Law
Detailed Study of Circumstantial Evidence
Introduction: An integral piece of information required for showing the guilt or innocence of a defendant or accused (as the case may be) is ‘evidence.’ Evidence is crucial to every dispute as it enables the right conclusion in that particular dispute. Generally, evidence is classified as ‘direct and circumstantial.’ The Read more…
Evidence Law
An overview of Admission and Confession under Indian Evidence Act 1872
Introduction: A statement might be in an oral, documentary, or even electronic form. Such statements should be suggesting something about the fact in issue or the relevant fact of a particular case. Similarly, a statement can be a self-harming statement i.e. any statement made by a person can hit back Read more…
Forensic Science
Legal Analysis of Crime Scene Management
Since the Nineteen seventies, important communal, lawful, and scientific variations in the criminal justice system and the forensic sciences have reformed the silhouettes of the law-science interface. The forensic sciences have created pretentious scientific advances in process of criminal cases. The legal system and forensic science aim to produce information Read more…
Evidence Law
Presumption: Concept and Application as a Tool of Proving Facts
Introduction: The presumption, by and large, implies methods of interaction of learning not many realities based on plausibility or it are the outcome of certain demonstrations overall which reinforce the chance, and when such chance has extraordinary validate esteem than for the most part realities can be determined. A presumption Read more…