Court is expected to be impervious to media and public pressure: Judge

December 10, 2015 12:51

Judge AR Joshi continuing his dictation in the hit and run case where Salman Khan has been convicted for five years. Highlights of what Judge Joshi is saying in court now.

-- Some loose ends are there and it gives the benefit of the doubt to the accused.

-- This is not a case where the prosecution has established all its charges.

-- Ready to give order as soon as Salman Khan comes.

-- Doubt arises over the involvement of the appellant in the case.

-- Court is expected to be impervious to media and public pressure.

-- Trial court erred.

-- Salman Khan cannot be convicted.

-- Investigation was conducted in a faulty manner.

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