In Cases Without Test Identification, Witness Identifying Accused For First Time During Trial After Many Years Raises Doubts : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court addressed the issue of witness identification in criminal trials, especially in cases where the accused is identified for the first time after many years during the trial. The court expressed concerns about the credibility of such identification, noting that it raises doubts about the fairness and accuracy of the trial process. This judgment stresses the importance of ensuring that witnesses can reliably identify the accused in a manner consistent with legal standards. The ruling serves as a cautionary note for criminal investigations, highlighting the need for timely and accurate witness testimonies to ensure justice.