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Under the framework of the CrPC, what is the primary objective of the FIR in initiating a criminal investigation, and what are its limitations as a substantive piece of evidence?
To act as a pre-trial discovery tool for the defense, revealing all police strategies and witness statements.
To serve as conclusive proof of guilt against the accused, establishing all facts of the case.
To provide a detailed narrative of the crime, binding the prosecution to every word uttered therein.
To formally record the first information received by the police about the commission of a cognizable offense, triggering the investigation process, but not being a substantive piece of evidence itself.
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In the context of a CrPC investigation, what is the legal significance of a dying declaration, and what are the essential conditions for its admissibility as evidence, particularly concerning the mental state of the declarant?
A dying declaration is automatically admissible if recorded by a police officer, irrespective of the declarant's coherence or belief in impending death.
A dying declaration is only admissible if it is in writing and signed by the declarant, even if they are physically unable to do so.
A dying declaration is admissible solely to corroborate other evidence, and cannot be the sole basis for a conviction.
A dying declaration is admissible as an exception to the hearsay rule, provided the declarant was in a state of expectation of death, understood the questions put to them, and their statement is otherwise relevant and reliable.
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When a police officer seizes an article during an investigation under Section 41 of the CrPC, what is the mandatory procedure regarding the documentation of such seizure to ensure its evidentiary value and prevent future challenges?
The seizing officer must prepare a seizure memo in the presence of at least two independent witnesses, detailing the article seized, the circumstances of seizure, and both the witnesses and the seizing officer must sign it.
The seized article must be immediately produced before a Magistrate, and no documentation is required at the scene of seizure.
The seizing officer only needs to make an oral note in their personal diary about the seizure.
The seized article can be retained by the police indefinitely without any formal documentation, provided it is relevant to the investigation.

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