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<h1>Supreme Court Clarifies Electronic Evidence Rules: Section 65-B Certificate Not Required for Primary Evidence in Criminal Trials.</h1> The Supreme Court judgment addresses the admissibility of electronic evidence in a criminal case concerning a 2008 serial bomb blast in Bangalore. The court examined whether a Section 65-B certificate of the Indian Evidence Act was necessary when original electronic devices were presented as primary evidence and if the delay in producing this certificate was justified. Citing prior rulings, the court concluded that such a certificate is not mandatory if the electronic record is primary evidence and can be submitted at any trial stage. The court allowed the appeal, permitting the prosecution to present the certificate, thus clarifying the procedure for handling electronic evidence in criminal trials.
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