Attorney-Client Privilege and the Constitutional State: Liberty’s Last Refuge in the Age of Surveillance
Attorney-client privilege is not a vestige of professional etiquette; it is the living spirit of constitutionalism.
by Devadipta Das*
Attorney-client privilege is not a vestige of professional etiquette; it is the living spirit of constitutionalism.
by Devadipta Das*
by Harshdeep Khurana*, Rachit Jain** and Dhanur Gupta***
The Court further held that there cannot be an absolute embargo on the Trial Court to initiate process under Section 319 CrPC., merely because a person, who though appears to be complicit, has deposed as a witness.
“Right to fair trial, presumption of innocence unless proven guilty and proof by the prosecution of its case beyond any reasonable doubt are the fundamentals of our criminal jurisprudence.”