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Academic and practical guidance on planning cross‑examination, including what not to ask and the legal fallout from omitted questioning.Cross‑examining non‑expert witnesses, witnesses in FIR/Dying.Declaration/Confessional/Identification Parade/FIR diaries, and recoveries (including Section 27 evidence) under revised Evidence law (now under BSA) .Techniques tailored to offences under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS)—formerly IPC—highlighting new sections on organized crime (sec. 111), cyber‑fraud, terrorism, mob lynching, and false promise of marriage (sec. 69 under BNS) .Cross‑examination strategies specific to family and maintenance cases under the Family Courts Act, 1984.Model cross‑examinations in criminal trials under special statutes: NDPS Act, Arms Act, Food Safety, Essential Commodities, Explosive Act, Negotiable Instruments Act, etc., now considered under existing laws or the BNS/BSA framework.Cross‑examination in civil litigation, plus the rights and duties of judges when controlling or supervising cross‑examination (e.g. preventing indecent or harassing questions under BSA sections 154–155)