circumstantial evidence

In case of circumstantial evidence, chain has to be complete in all respects to indicate guilt of accused: Supreme Court
Extra-judicial confession is weak evidence especially when retracted during trial: Supreme Court
Calcutta High Court acquits two acid attack convicts; says conviction cannot be based on suspicion
Public servant can be held guilty under Prevention of Corruption Act based on circumstantial evidence: Supreme Court
"Arrests made in serious haste:" Delhi High Court acquits two men facing life term in murder case
Allahabad High Court acquits murder accused who was sentenced to death by trial court
Onus to prove all ingredients of offence always upon prosecution, not accused: Supreme Court
Kerala High Court acquits woman accused of killing her estranged husband [Read Judgment]
What the Supreme Court held on failure to discharge burden under Section 106 Evidence Act
"Case totally based on circumstantial evidence:" Allahabad High Court grants bail to accused in ex BSP MLA Haji Aleem murder
"Witnesses may lie but circumstances speak for themselves:" Bombay High Court upholds conviction for murder of three women
The Rule of Best Evidence in Criminal Jurisprudence
"Mystery of the Missing Ring”: Calcutta HC acquits murder accused after noting that no missing ring was ever produced
Supreme Court acquits man wrongfully convicted for murder nearly 36 years ago [Read Judgment]
Justice cannot be made sterile by exaggerated adherence to the rule of proof, Supreme Court [Read Judgment]
There can be no conviction on the basis of conjectures: Supreme Court acquits two death-row convicts
When would a criminal case based on Circumstantial Evidence succeed? SC explains [Read Judgment]
What the Supreme Court held on Chain Link Theory and Circumstantial Evidence [Read Judgment]
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