Does CW count in PW in Murder Case ?
17-Jul-2024 (In Criminal Law)
In court proceedings, CW stands for Court Witness. This refers to a witness who is not called by either the prosecution or the defense, but instead is summoned directly by the court itself. The purpose of a Court Witness is to provide impartial, clarifying, or expert testimony that the judge believes is essential for the just resolution of the case. This might include someone with special knowledge, an independent observer, or someone whose testimony is deemed necessary to uncover the truth.
On the other hand, when you come across BW, it usually stands for Bailable Warrant. A bailable warrant is issued by the court when a person often a witness or an accused�fails to appear after being summoned. The "bailable" part means that if the person is arrested under this warrant, they can secure release by furnishing bail.
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