Section 148 of BSA : Section 148: Cross-examination as to previous statements in writing.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: A car accident case where the witness, Mr. Sharma, gave a written statement to the police immediately after the accident, stating that the traffic light was red when the defendant's car crossed the intersection.

Courtroom Situation: During the trial, Mr. Sharma is called as a witness and states under oath that the traffic light was green when the defendant's car crossed the intersection.

Cross-Examination:

• Lawyer: "Mr. Sharma, did you provide a written statement to the police on the day of the accident?"
• Mr. Sharma: "Yes, I did."
• Lawyer: "In your written statement, did you mention the color of the traffic light at the time of the accident?"
• Mr. Sharma: "I don't remember exactly."
• Lawyer: "Is it true that you stated the traffic light was red in your written statement?"
• Mr. Sharma: "I don't recall."
• Lawyer: "Let me read a part of your statement to you: 'The traffic light was red when the car crossed the intersection.' Does this refresh y...

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