Trial in India

In India, a trial is the formal process where a court examines evidence and listens to both sides of a case to determine the facts and apply the law. It involves presenting witnesses, documents, and arguments, with the judge or magistrate acting as an impartial arbiter. The trial concludes with a judgment, which can lead to acquittal or conviction, depending on whether the evidence proves guilt or innocence beyond a reasonable doubt. This process ensures justice is delivered fairly and transparently, following the principles of due process enshrined in the legal system.