Supreme Court of India
Smruti Tukaram Badade v. State of Maharashtra & Anr
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Guidelines/Norms/Directions: Guidelines – Issuance of – As regards recording evidence of vulnerable witnesses in criminal matters – Directions issued to facilitate the imple mentation of directions issued in State of Maharashtra v Bandu @ Daulat’s case for setting up ‘special centres for examination of vulnerable witnesses in criminal cases – Definition of “vulner able witness” contained in Clause 3(a) of the ‘Guidelines for recording evidence of vulnerable witnesses in criminal matters’ of the High Court of Delhi widened – Along with child witnesses who have attai ned the age of 18 years, to
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