High Court's Important Victim Decision on DV Rape Case
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High Court finds secret recording can be used as evidence in DV case
While most recordings of private conversations are illegal, the High Court found the recording was allowed because it was necessary to protect the victim's "bodily autonomy and integrity".
Why the Supreme Court has issued new gender-sensitivity guidelines for trial judges
The Supreme Court has released a new report urging trial court judges to adopt gender-sensitive courtroom practices, prevent secondary traumatisation of sexual assault survivors and use compassionate, legally grounded language in judgments.
When hearing and writing judgments in cases of sexual assault against women, judges have been advised to base their decisions solely on the evidence, rather than on the victim's character, clothing, lifestyle, or moral beliefs. They have also been asked to avoid using words like "outrage of modesty," "prosecutrix," "helpless woman," "lust," "honor," "shame," and "purity." Following the Supreme Court's direction, the National Judicial Academy (NJ…
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