Cross examination

PIL in Delhi High Court to quash LG notification allowing police witnesses to testify from stations
BCI writes to Delhi LG to withdraw notification allowing police officials to testify from police station
Trial court can defer cross-examination of more than one witness: Jammu and Kashmir High Court
Lawyers must show humanity: Supreme Court criticises cross-examination of minor POCSO victim
Punjab and Haryana High Court censures trial judge for delay in cross examination of rape victim, mother
Cross-examination of witness should be deferred only in exceptional cases: Supreme Court to trial courts
Supreme Court explains role of public prosecutor and trial judge in cross-examination of hostile witness
Karnataka High Court sets aside family court order requiring wife to pay for husband's travel from USA to cross-examine him in divorce case
Family courts should not adopt hyper-technical approach to close right to cross examine: Delhi High Court
Standard of cross examination deteriorating; cross examination was considered crown in advocacy skills: Madras High Court
Lacuna in case different from error committed by lawyer during trial; opportunity should be given to correct errors: Kerala High Court
Madras High Court judge apologises to women litigants after lawyer posed humiliating questions to them during cross-examination
Court cannot compel counsel to conclude cross-examination on same day, except in rarest of circumstances: Delhi High Court
Supreme Court acquits death row convict; urges trial courts to appoint experienced advocates as legal aid counsel
[Section 143A NI Act] Right to cross-examine witness cannot be denied citing failure to deposit interim compensation: Supreme Court
[POCSO] Karnataka High Court orders 10-year jail for father who raped his 14-year-old daughter
POCSO survivor can be cross examined by State if she turns hostile: Karnataka High Court
Right to cross-examination is part of right to fair trial: Chhattisgarh High Court allows re-examination of POCSO survivor
Bombay High Court disapproves trial court's passive approach allowing defence to put graphic details to rape victim during cross examination
Right of accused to cross-examine witnesses cannot be diluted: Punjab & Haryana High Court pulls up trial judge for negating norms of fair trial
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