Deciding two connected writ petitions arising from a common Industrial Tribunal Award, the Delhi High Court set aside the Tribunal's direction granting hotel workmen a further…
Can't Change Law Just Because It Is Prajwal Revanna: Karnataka HC Orally Says In His Plea For Production Of Electronic Evidence In Rape Case
The Karnataka High Court ruled in a case involving electronic evidence in a rape case, where Prajwal Revanna sought the admission of digital evidence. The court examined the legal validity of such evidence and its role in establishing facts. The decision delved into the nuances of electronic data and its admissibility under Indian law, setting a precedent for similar cases. The court acknowledged the growing importance of digital evidence in modern-day criminal investigations, recognizing its potential to corroborate witness testimony and other physical evidence. This judgment marks a step forward in adapting the legal system to evolving technological advancements in crime detection.