Section 327 of CrPC : Section 327: Court To Be Open

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Explanation using Example

Example Application of Section 327 of The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973

Imagine a scenario where a high-profile individual is accused of committing a crime, and the trial has garnered significant media attention. Due to the public interest, the courtroom is packed with journalists, members of the civil society, and curious onlookers. However, as the trial progresses and sensitive evidence is about to be presented, the presiding Judge decides to invoke Section 327(1) and orders that the public and specific individuals be removed from the courtroom to preve...

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