BNSS 2023 Sections 436–496 | Part 57 | PROVISIONS AS TO BAIL AND BONDS (Regular & Anticipatory bail) скачать в хорошем качестве

BNSS 2023 Sections 436–496 | Part 57 | PROVISIONS AS TO BAIL AND BONDS (Regular & Anticipatory bail)

Join our Telegram Channel- [https://t.me/legallawgic](https://t.me/legallawgic) Welcome to the complete lecture series on BNSS 2023 (The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023) In this series, we cover all the important provisions of BNSS 2023 in detail, from the foundational concepts to advanced procedural aspects. Each lecture is designed to give law students, judiciary aspirants, advocates, and police officials a thorough understanding of the new criminal procedural law, its scope, and practical applications. 🎓 What You Will Learn in This Series: ✔️ Detailed explanation of each section of BNSS 2023 ✔️ Classes of criminal courts and their hierarchy ✔️ Powers of courts and jurisdictional aspects ✔️ Arrest, remand, default bail, and custody procedures ✔️ FIR, investigation, case diaries, and final police reports ✔️ Confession, search, seizure, and inquest reports ✔️ Cognizance of offences and limitation provisions ✔️ Key comparisons with CrPC, 1973, and judicial interpretations ✔️ Practical insights for exams and legal practice 🎯 Who Should Watch This Series? 🔹 Law students (LLB / LLM) 🔹 Judiciary, APO & ADPO aspirants 🔹 CGPSC / MP Judiciary / UPSC (Law Optional) 🔹 Practicing Advocates 🔹 Police, Investigation & Prosecution Officers 🔹 Anyone interested in understanding the new criminal procedural framework 📌 Why This Series is Important: BNSS 2023 introduces significant changes in criminal procedure law. Understanding these provisions in detail is crucial for legal practitioners, students preparing for judiciary exams, and professionals involved in criminal investigation and prosecution. If you want complete mastery of BNSS 2023, subscribe to this channel and follow the lecture series step by step. Like, Share & Subscribe for regular updates and in-depth discussions on BNSS 2023. #BNSS2023 #CriminalProcedure #LawStudents #JudiciaryPreparation #PoliceInvestigation #LegalEducation