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Section 162 ofthe Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 is for the protection of
Accused
Witnesses
Policeofficer
Magistrate
- Section 162 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 addresses protection regarding the use of statements made to police during an investigation.
- Option:1, Accused
- Typically, these individuals benefit as statements to police are not admissible in court unless used to contradict a witness.
- Option:2, Witnesses
- Witnesses are indirectly protected since their statements to police can’t be recorded as evidence without their consent.
- Option:3, Police officer
- Police officers conduct investigations, but this section is mainly about ensuring fair usage of information they gather.
- Option:4, Magistrate
- Magistrates oversee legal proceedings; however, they aren't directly protected by this section.
- Correct Answer: Option:1 Accused
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