Can Article 363 Punish Fabricated Evidence?
Article 363 punishes acts that plant evidence or directly frame an innocent person, while distinguishing false complaints, perjury, and malicious prosecution.
Article 363 punishes acts that plant evidence or directly frame an innocent person, while distinguishing false complaints, perjury, and malicious prosecution.
Article 363 punishes planting evidence or directly framing an innocent person, while distinguishing the offense from malicious prosecution and false testimony.
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