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CrPC Section 327: Court Openness – Code of Criminal Procedure

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CrPC Section 327: Court Openness

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This section deals with the principle of openness of courts, a fundamental aspect of the Indian judicial system. It emphasizes the transparency and accessibility of judicial proceedings to the public.

Explanation

CrPC Section 327 states that:

  • All trials, except in certain specific circumstances mentioned in the section, shall be held in public.
  • The public has the right to attend court proceedings, ensuring transparency and accountability.
  • The section aims to prevent secret trials and promote public confidence in the judiciary.

Illustrations

  • In a murder trial, the public has the right to attend the proceedings and witness the evidence presented.
  • A journalist can attend a court hearing and report on the proceedings for public awareness.

Common Questions and Answers

  • Q: When can court proceedings be held in private?
    A: Under certain circumstances, such as when:
    • The evidence is of a sensitive nature that could jeopardize national security.
    • The trial involves minors or victims of sexual offenses.
    • The judge deems it necessary to protect the safety of witnesses or the accused.
  • Q: Does the public have the right to record court proceedings?
    A: The right to record court proceedings is subject to the discretion of the court and may be restricted in certain cases, such as when recording could disrupt the proceedings or compromise the safety of individuals involved.

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