Indian Streams Research Journal

Volume : IV, Issue : X, November - 2014

CONFESSION TO POLICE AND RECOVERY (UNDER SECTION 27 EVIDENCE ACT ,)

B. P . Tiwari, -

By : Laxmi Book Publication

Abstract :

There is general principal in the Indian criminal justice System that confessions of an accused person to any police officer cannot be used as evidence against such accused. The above doctrine in the present day perception of the society of the police, this rule appears to be a salutary safeguard for the citizens. The issue relating to the ambit and scope of section 27 of Act in application to various situations has been a matter of diverse opinions before the law courts, thereby at times rendering it very difficult to use it in an effective and judicious manner for the advancement of the cause of justice.

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