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CrPC Section 276: Record of Trial Before Court of Session

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CrPC Section 276: Record of Trial Before Court of Session

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1. State the Code2. Explain it3. Illustrate it4. Common Questions and Answers

1. State the Code

Section 276 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (CrPC) deals with the record of trial before a Court of Session.

2. Explain it

This section mandates the Court of Session to maintain a detailed record of the trial proceedings. The record includes:

  • Charge: The specific charges against the accused.
  • Plea: The accused’s plea to the charges.
  • Evidence: All evidence presented by the prosecution and the defense, including witness statements, exhibits, and documents.
  • Arguments: Arguments presented by both sides during the trial.
  • Judgment: The final judgment delivered by the Court, including the reasons for the verdict.

The purpose of maintaining this record is to ensure transparency and accountability in the judicial process. It allows for appeals and review of the trial proceedings.

3. Illustrate it

Suppose a person is charged with murder before the Court of Session. The record of the trial will include:

  • The formal charge of murder.
  • The accused’s plea of guilty or not guilty.
  • The prosecution’s evidence, including eyewitness accounts, forensic evidence, and the accused’s confession.
  • The defense’s evidence, such as alibis, character witnesses, and expert testimony.
  • Arguments made by the prosecution and defense.
  • The Court’s final judgment, which may include a conviction or acquittal.

4. Common Questions and Answers

Q: What happens if the record of trial is incomplete?

A: The Court may order the completion of the record, or the trial may be set aside in certain cases.

Q: Can the record of trial be used in other legal proceedings?

A: Yes, the record of trial can be used as evidence in other legal proceedings, such as appeals or civil lawsuits.

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