The guidelines laid down by the Supreme Court in relation to arrest, detention and interrogation of any person are known as __________________________

Confessions made in police custody cannot be used as evidence against the accused.

An offence for which the police may arrest a person without the permission of the court.

___________________represents the interest of the State.

A fair trial ensures that Article _________of the Constitution is upheld.

The defence lawyer should be given an opportunity to _____ all the prosecution witnesses.

The final report prepared by the police for proving the accusation of a crime in a criminal court of law

The act of being kept in illegal custody by the police________-