The Supreme Court has recently held that an accused has the right to cross-examine a police officer regarding any recordings in the case diary when police offiecrs used it to refresh their memory. Similarly, if the court uses the case diary to contradict a police officer's statement, the accused is entitled to review the relevant recorded statement gucci borse imitazioni perfette and cross-examine the officer on that basis.

The accused or their representatives are not entitled to request the production of the case diaries under Section 172(3) of the Code of Criminal Procedure. However, if a police officer uses the diaries to refresh their memory, the accused will have the right to access them for the purpose of cross-examination.