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Requirement For Disclosures In Criminal Trial Can't Step Over Right To Privacy : Supreme Court Acquits Woman Accused Of Killing Newborn
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whether an accused woman is required to disclose aspects relating to her private life in a criminal tria disclose the aspects required to adjudicate in a criminal matter such duty cannot unreasonably and unwarrantedly step over the fundamental right of privacy. “To what extent does the right to priv
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  • whether an accused woman is required to disclose aspects relating to her private life in a criminal tria
  • disclose the aspects required to adjudicate in a criminal matter such duty cannot unreasonably and unwarrantedly step over the fundamental right of privacy.
  • “To what extent does the right to privacy shield the matters concerning the personal life of a woman accused of committing a crime, particularly when the prosecution has failed to discharge its duty
  • To what extent are the rights or duties of the accused to explain the incriminating circumstances appearing against them in a statement under Section 313 of the Code of Criminal Procedure
  • may or may not admit involvement or any incriminating circumstance or may even offer an alternative version of events or interpretation

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