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Narcoanalysis, Polygraphy and Brain-Fingerprinting, generally known as lie detector tests, have recently been under scanner and debate among professionals, scientists, legalmen and the civil society as to the genuineness and reliability of these tests. One faction claim these tests to be fool-proof, while the other consider them as pseudo-science, besides being hazardous to health.
Part `A` of the book deals with the scientific nature, used methodologies to conduct these tests and their drawbacks, while Part `B` contains legal aspects of the tests, supported by courts decisions, both, Indian and foreign.
Relevant parts of Forensic Psychology and conventional methods of interrogation for lie detection have also been included. The book has been designed to help professionals, security men, prosecutors, members of civil society and of course the collective legal fraternity.
| Weight | 1.80 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 8 × 6 × 2 in |
| ISBN | INREDCOM00013 |
| Publisher | Universal Law Publishing Co. |
| Hardcover | 312 Pages |
This book including Landmark Judgments on Muslim Law covering More than 130 years of evolution of Muslim Law.
The book is in its own kind covering the perspectives of almost all the school’s of Islam while presenting a solution over a fact. also the book present thorough analysis of Quran on every subject matter before even starting to interpret the matter.
every individual human being has about 6 billion bases of DNA, which are contained in his or her 46 Chromosomes. Out of these 6 billion only 3 million may be identified from individual to individual because they form unique sequences. The rest of the DNA sequences are common with the sequences of all living beings. This makes very difficult to differentiate and identify individuals with absolute certainty. Additionally the methods adopted to test and identify individuals have inherent flaws on the first hand and on the other not all the sequences in regions which are supposed to differentiate individuals are targeted, ‘probed’ and tested (at the most four or five regions are tested).
In this way the testing data obtained are random and not complete or absolute. Because of this reason the DNA fingerprinting results and the reports which come before the courts as evidence is in terms of probabilities. The opinion of DNA expert is in form of a numerical statement known as “match probabilities”.
The presented book is a questionnaire on the infallibility of DNA evidence to be conclusive proof of guilt, to shed-off the exotic myth, deliberately created as aureole around DNA evidence.
Commentary On The Schedule Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act 1989 presents a comprehensive and sequential study of this law and explains its meaning in simple terms. With complete explanations of the words, phrases and expressions, the book is a complete guide to understanding the penal statutes of this law with ease.
A book that is meant for all those who want to understand this law better, Commentary On The Schedule Castes And Scheduled Tribes (Prevention Of Atrocities) Act 1989 features complete explanations of the underlying principles as well as the scope of this law. It also contains the punishments and compensations that have been instituted in the year 1995. With additional appendices that were added to this book, it helps find solutions to all the common problems faced by lawyers while handling cases of this kind. This book can be used for proper redressal to problems faced regularly by prosecutors and lawyers in dealing with the Schedule Castes and Scheduled Tribes Act. This book was published by Universal Law Publishers in 2013 and is available as a hardcover.
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