Crl-p at high court, can accused defend himself in high court ?

Its alright but why do you post this information in this website, are you looking to develop your business opportunties  by this

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Well the accused can file a memo before high court registrar seeking permission to appear as party in person by following the procedures for this. 

Thank You Sir Sri. Kalaiselvan 

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Yes, an accused person can argue their own case in a high court for their defense, but it's not always advisable. This is known as "self-representation" or "pro se representation". While it's possible, it's important to consider the following: - Legal expertise: High court proceedings involve complex legal issues, and without sufficient legal knowledge, the accused may struggle to present their case effectively. - Emotional involvement: Being emotionally invested in the case can cloud judgment and impact the ability to present a strong defense. - Time-consuming: Preparing and presenting a case requires significant time and effort. If the accused chooses self-representation, they should: - Research the law and procedures - Organize evidence and witnesses - Prepare legal arguments - Be prepared for questioning by the prosecution It's often recommended to have a qualified lawyer represent the accused to ensure the best possible defense.

Dear Rama Chary Rachakonda Sir, Appreciate every word of your post, it makes sense. 

First counsel was Govt designated Sr. Lawyer, approved IO in favor of opposite party , returned file with NOC & refunded entire fees.

Second Counsel was supposed to move memo in High Court after 2023 summer vacations, now 2024 summer vacations are over, he is hesitant to move memo. Second counsel has not taken any fees even if offered !! 

My friend has approached both counsels through common friends, yet justice is so far away. Sad but true.