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A Critical Analysis Of Fair Trial Under Indian Criminal Justice System




Rajini B K, St. Joseph’s College of Law


ABSTRACT


As far as criminal justice is concerned, any civilised society must provide a basic set of fair trial rights for every accused individual, irrespective of their standing. Criminal prosecution begins with a 'presumption of innocence,' and guilt must be shown beyond a reasonable doubt, according to common law and other nations. Using the Indian criminal justice system as a case study, this article will examine the many elements of fair trial standards and the role of defence lawyers in the pursuit of justice, as he is the only one in whom the lonesome accused may put his faith.


Keywords: Criminal prosecution, Fair trial, criminal justice system and defence counsel

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Indian Journal of Law and Legal Research

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