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Commentary on the Law of Deposition and Cross-Examination

By Gazi Shamsur Rahman

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Author
Gazi Shamsur Rahman
Pages
348
Size
7.2 × 9.5 inches
Paper
65 GSM white paper
Binding
Gel binding (hardcover)

About this book

"Commentary on the Law of Deposition and Cross-Examination" by Gazi Shamsur Rahman is an authoritative book on the law and judicial principles relating to depositions, cross-examination and the taking of evidence in the criminal justice system. It discusses in detail the legal process of recording depositions, cross-examination of witnesses, statements of the accused, confessions, admissibility of evidence and various aspects of presenting evidence in court.

The book explains the legal framework of depositions and cross-examination in simple, analytical language in light of the Code of Criminal Procedure, the Evidence Act and related judicial decisions. It also covers techniques for conducting cross-examination, assessing the credibility of witnesses, the legal significance of confessional statements and the practical aspects of presenting evidence in court.

The book is a reliable reference for officers and investigating officers of the Bangladesh Police, lawyers, judges, judicial officers, law students, researchers and BCS (Judicial, Police and Administration) examinees. It is also highly helpful for gaining practical knowledge of the proper use of depositions and cross-examination in judicial proceedings.

Published by Khoshroz Kitab Mahal Limited, this edition is printed on high-quality 65 GSM white paper and finished in gel binding (hardcover) for long-lasting use. This 348-page book is a valuable addition for legal practice, judicial research and professional use.

At a glance

  • An authoritative book on the law of depositions, cross-examination and evidence
  • Analysis based on the Code of Criminal Procedure, the Evidence Act and judicial decisions
  • Useful for police officers, investigating officers, lawyers, judges and law students
  • Pages: 348