Section 9 (c) Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Section 103 Benefits of Suspicion of Detention of Drug Addicts Benefits of Detection of Detective Information Case Report of Chemical Examiner Delayed in Evidence The detective had received information that the accused, who was also wanted in some other FI rupees, was selling marijuana at a certain place, after which the police arrested the accused and recovered 1100 grams of hashish in his possession, During the trial, the court convicted and sentenced the accused under Section 9 (c). ) The valid confession of the Control of the Narcotic Sub-Maintenance Act, 1997, was one of the current spies and reported to the police in advance, but despite the fact that people from the eligible area were not involved in acting as consultants, Because spies were not registered in the police daily. Some other FIs left the police station to arrest the accused in connection with the rupees, but there were no copies of such FI rupees to prove that the police had indeed left the station to arrest the accused and the investigating officer provided his evidence. I did not mention that they sent the recovered marijuana for analysis. The chemical report stated that the marijuana was sent to the Chemical Examiner after 13 days. His alleged recovery, for which no plausible explanation was offered, revealed discrepancies in the method of disclosure, the benefit of the doubt was extended to the accused and he was acquitted of the charge.
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