How to Deal When Trial Judges Start Acting Like Super Prosecutors 106

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🔥 Every defence advocate and every accused fighting their own case has faced this moment — when a trial judge suddenly stops acting neutral and starts behaving like a “Super Prosecutor.”
He cuts you mid-sentence, stops you from confronting the witness, says — “Record par mat lao, ye contradiction nahi hai!” — and your entire cross-examination loses rhythm.
But do you know what the law actually says?
👉 Under Sec. 181 BNSS (old Sec. 162 CrPC) and Sec. 148 BSA (old Sec. 145 Evidence Act), a defence advocate has the full legal right to confront any witness with his previous statement.
And if a judge stops you from doing so, it’s not just unfair — it’s illegal and against Article 21 of the Constitution which protects your right to a fair trial.
This video by Indian Legal System (ILS) exposes one of the most uncomfortable truths of Indian courtrooms — the growing judicial resistance against contradictions and improvements. You’ll see how many trial judges, out of ignorance or pressure, forget that their duty is to ensure justice, not to defend the prosecution.
💡 Through this episode, you’ll learn:
• What is confrontation and why it is the heart of cross-examination.
• How Supreme Court judgments like Alauddin v. State of Assam (2024 INSC 376), Vinod Singh v. State of Uttarakhand (2023 SCC OnLine SC 1529), and V.K. Mishra v. State of Uttarakhand (2015 9 SCC 588) protect your right to confront a witness.
• The difference between ignorance, bias, and corruption — and how each silently kills fairness in a trial.
• How to create a Formal Objection Representation in court when a judge blocks your cross-examination.
• The step-by-step remedies under Sec. 438 BNSS (Sec. 397 CrPC) and Sec. 528 BNSS (Sec. 482 CrPC) for filing revision or petition before the High Court.
🔍 You’ll also discover how to use procedure as your weapon — the true philosophy of ILS. Because in law, procedure itself is power.
This isn’t just a lecture — it’s a mirror. It shows what happens when procedure dies inside the courtroom and how a single line of resistance by a defence lawyer can change the course of a case.
So, if you’ve ever felt helpless in front of a judge who refuses to record your contradictions, this video will show you the exact steps to fight back — legally, confidently, and gracefully.
💬 Learn how to:
✔ Stay calm when the court blocks your question.
✔ Secure the record properly for appeal.
✔ Invoke Article 141 and remind the court that Supreme Court law binds every subordinate judge.
✔ File a clean, professional representation through the District Judge and Registrar General of the High Court if resistance continues.
Remember: A trial without confrontation is not a trial — it’s just a performance.
Indian Legal System stands with every advocate who dares to insist on fairness.
📢 Watch till the end to see how ILS transforms courtroom resistance into a weapon of truth.
Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to Indian Legal System for real courtroom stories, defence training, and practical legal strategy.
Because when judges act like prosecutors — you must act like law itself.
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