For 33 years, Oliver Campbell lived a life that was not his own. Convicted of a murder he says he did not commit, Campbell, a man with significant learning disabilities, endured the weight of an unjust sentence for decades. On a fateful day in 1991, a young man from East London was imprisoned for life […]
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Indulging on social media may not be good idea for judges. One such judge had to face enquiry by Judicial Conduct Investigation Office in United Kingdom. The Judicial Conduct Investigations Office (JCIO) recently issued a formal warning to Deputy Senior District Judge Tanweer Ikram CBE for misconduct. The warning, which stemmed from Judge Ikram’s “liking” of
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Introduction Review is the discretionary power of the Higher courts to re-view the decision passed by the courts. Review would thus mean to reconsider the decision passed by the courts. According to the Blacks Law’s Dictionary, review means ‘to re-examine judicially. A re consideration; second view of examination; revision; consideration for purposes of correction.’ The
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“MASTERING THE CRAFT OF CROSS-EXAMINATION" Dileep Satale[1] Cross-examination is a critical phase in a trial where the credibility, accuracy, and reliability of a witness's testimony are tested. It involves the questioning of a witness called by the opposing party to elicit facts that are favorable to the cross-examiner's case or to undermine the witness's testimony.
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