Correct option is B
In criminal trials, it is the Magistrate or the Judge who records the evidence. This process is crucial for ensuring that all testimonies and other forms of evidence are accurately documented for use in the proceedings.
Information Booster
Under Section 276 of the CrPC, evidence is recorded by the presiding judge or magistrate. This ensures the integrity of the legal process, as only authorized judicial officers are permitted to record such critical information.
Additional Knowledge
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Court employees (a): Assist in court proceedings but do not have the authority to record evidence in trials.
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Advocates (c): Present arguments and examine witnesses but do not write or record evidence.
