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Allahabad High Court asks trial courts not to supply copy of victims’ statement to anyone till cognizance
Update / Judgement Date
30 Aug 2024
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Team — WCP Legal Desk
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The Allahabad High Court has issued a directive to trial courts, prohibiting the distribution of copies of victim statements to unauthorized parties. This decision aims to protect the privacy and integrity of victim testimonies in criminal trials. The court's ruling responds to concerns that disclosing victim statements could jeopardize the fairness of trials and potentially endanger the victims. By restricting access to these statements, the court seeks to prevent misuse and safeguard the judicial process. This measure reflects a broader effort to enhance the protection of sensitive information within the legal system, ensuring that victim confidentiality is maintained throughout legal proceedings.