IN RE: TO ISSUE CERTAIN GUIDELINES REGARDING INADEQUACIES AND DEFICIENCIES IN CRIMINAL TRIALS versus .
Notices directed to Registrars General of all High Courts and relevant State authorities to arrive at general consensus to amend Rules of Practice/Criminal Manuals for uniform best practices; suggestions invited for other areas of concern.
- Parties
- Applicant: Mr. R. Basant; Respondent: Siddharth Luthra
- Jurisdiction
- India
- Judgment Date
- 30 March 2017
- Procedural Posture
- Suo Motu Writ (criminal) / Order
- Outcome
- Directions issued to authorities to take steps for consensus and amendments; option for suggestions also given.
- Legal Topics
- Criminal Trial Practices, Court Procedures, Judgment Writing, Recording of Evidence, Administration of Criminal Justice
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Parties
Mr. R. Basant
Applicant
Siddharth Luthra
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Suo Motu Writ (criminal) / Order
Legal Issues
- 1 Inadequacies and deficiencies in criminal trial procedures
- 2 Uniformity and best practices in criminal trial process
- 3 Annexing lists of witnesses and exhibits to judgments
Ratio Decidendi
Notices directed to Registrars General of all High Courts and relevant State authorities to arrive at general consensus to amend Rules of Practice/Criminal Manuals for uniform best practices; suggestions invited for other areas of concern.
Court Disposition
Directions issued to authorities to take steps for consensus and amendments; option for suggestions also given.
Orders
- Notices be issued to Registrars General of all High Courts, Chief Secretaries/Administrators and Advocates-General/Senior Standing Counsel of all States/Union Territories.
- General consensus to be arrived at regarding amendment of relevant Rules of Practice/Criminal Manuals.
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