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How a Forensic Expert Report Was Demolished in Court through Cross Examination 101

#ForensicExpert #CrossExamination #IndianCourt #LegalSystem #DigitalEvidence #LawStudents #IndianLaw #CourtroomDrama #Justice #ILS 🔥 Courtroom Drama Meets Forensic Science 🔥 Have you ever wondered how a Forensic Expert Report that looks so “official” and “scientific” can actually collapse under the weight of sharp cross examination? In this video, presented by Indian Legal System (ILS), we take you inside the courtroom to witness how an expert’s opinion was demolished in court through cross examination. ⚖️ The Story In many trials today, especially those involving mobile phones, digital images, and online transmissions, courts rely heavily on FSL Reports. These reports often contain phrases like “objectionable images resembling annexure photographs”. Sounds technical, right? But the real question is — do these reports prove the case beyond doubt? In our case, the defence carefully studied the FSL Report and found five fatal weaknesses: 1️⃣ The chain of custody was incomplete. 2️⃣ No forensic image or hash values were recorded. 3️⃣ The report only said “resemblance”, not “exact match”. 4️⃣ No proof of transmission on WhatsApp or Instagram. 5️⃣ Obscenity was declared without scientific or legal basis. 🚨 The Cross Examination When the Expert came to court, he was tied down to his own report. Each question pointed out what was missing: • “Did you create a forensic image?” – Not mentioned. • “Did you calculate hash values?” – Absent. • “Did you prove the transmission logs?” – No. • “Did you scientifically compare the photos?” – Only ‘resemblance’. Bit by bit, the Expert had to admit that his report did not meet the standards required by law. ⚖️ The Law Behind It Indian law is clear: • Sec. 39 BSA (old Sec. 45 Evidence Act) – Expert opinion is only relevant, never conclusive. • Sec. 94, 95 BSA (old Sec. 91, 92 Evidence Act) – A document must prove itself, oral evidence cannot add or subtract. • Sec. 63 BSA (old Sec. 65B Evidence Act) – Electronic records must carry proper certification and hash integrity. This means an FSL Report that skips scientific basics cannot convict an accused. 💡 The Lesson Expert evidence is not gospel truth. It must stand the test of law and science. A defence lawyer’s sharp cross examination can reveal omissions that completely change the outcome of a case. 👨‍⚖️ Why This Matters In the digital age, thousands of youths are accused based on mobile data, screenshots, or social media forwards. Without proper forensic standards, innocent people may be trapped. This case shows that courts must demand strict compliance with law before relying on such reports. ✨ What You Will Learn in This Video ✔️ How cross examination exposes weak expert reports ✔️ Why hash values and forensic imaging are crucial ✔️ The difference between “resemblance” and “exact proof” ✔️ How transmission of images must be proved in law ✔️ Why expert opinion is only “opinion”, not proof This is not just a story. It is a lesson for every law student, every advocate, and every citizen who believes in justice. 🚩 Stay tuned with Indian Legal System (ILS) for more courtroom stories, cross examination strategies, and real defence tactics from inside Indian courts. 👉 Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE to our channel for more powerful legal insights. ________________________________________ TAGS forensic expert, cross examination, forensic report demolished, indian court cases, digital evidence, FSL report, cross examination in court, evidence act India, POCSO case defence, criminal law India, indian legal system, law student India, legal awareness, court drama India, expert witness REGULAR TOPICS COVERED IN THIS VIDEO Indian Legal System for False Allegations: Navigate legal processes and safeguard against wrongful accusations. Effective Cross-Examination Techniques: Master the art of cross-examination to Control and seek favourable witness testimony. Understanding False Implications: Explore how the legal system addresses false charges and provides remedies. Preventing Bad Convictions: Learn strategies to avoid unjust outcomes in court. DNA Fingerprinting and Forensic Serology: Insights into forensic science's role in defending against false allegations. Computer Forensic Extraction: Understand how digital evidence can be used to bolster your defence. WE ARE HERE FOR YOU WhatsApp: Reach out to us via WhatsApp messages at +91 9910 765 379 Email: Send your queries to indianlegalsystem100[at]gmail.com Website: Visit indianlegalsystem.org for more information. Membership: Join now for exclusive resources and support. Visit https://indianlegalsystem.org/registr... Learn More: About Us: Visit - https://indianlegalsystem.org/who-we-...