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SC orders courts to charge murder in dowry death cases

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Avnish Kaur (Consultant)     25 November 2010

lie detector test not reliable at all , a hardened criminal can easily clear it .

Roshni B.. (For justice and dignity)     25 November 2010

i am not particular abt. lie detector test..i mean any foolproof technique..

 

since we dont want to use them or have no facility in india,which is global superpower now,we can only serve drinks.

Bhartiya No. 1 (Nationalist)     25 November 2010

Originally posted by :Avnish Kaur
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to get to truth in family matters is almost impossible witth so many allegations and conter allegations and hardly any solid evidence,
"

 

Especially to a judge who knows nothing about the parties and the surroundings and also in blind justice system, where intelligence based investigation system is a buzzword.

The other things which comes in the way are crdinal principle of "beyond reasonable doubt", with present evidence system/act.

 

This failure encourages false and cruel people.

Bhartiya No. 1 (Nationalist)     25 November 2010

Bench allows appeal of life convict

 

Wed, Nov 24 11:39 PM

Madurai, Nov 24 (PTI) The Madras High Court bench here today allowed a criminal appeal of a life convict, serving four terms of life imprisonment for burning his wife and three children to death following a quarrel, to set aside a lower court order. Justices K N Basha and Aruna Jegadeesan said the convict''s wife had told police in hospital that the incident was an accident and her husband was not responsible for it.

Besides their seven-year-old son''s deposition was contradictory. A lower court at Nagercoil had sentenced the man to four terms of life imprisonment on April 15 2010 for dousing his wife and four children -- aged seven, five, three and one -- with kerosene and setting them ablaze, leading to the deaths of the woman and three children.

The seven-year-old boy escaped with minor injuries. The court had also directed that all sentences would run concurrently and that the man remain in prison for a minimum of 20 years.

The prosecution said the woman had bought kerosene from her mother-in-law''s shop and that a quarrel broke out between the couple after a complaint that she had not paid for it. Following this, he poured kerosene on them and set them ablaze.

 

https://in.news.yahoo.com/20/20101124/1416/tnl-bench-allows-appeal-of-life-convict_1.html

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