CrPC 2025 | Supreme Court’s Landmark Rulings Explained ⚖️ (CrPC → BNSS Transition) скачать в хорошем качестве

CrPC 2025 | Supreme Court’s Landmark Rulings Explained ⚖️ (CrPC → BNSS Transition)

⚖️ CrPC 2025 Decoded | Supreme Court’s Landmark Rulings Explained The year 2025 marked a historic transformation in Indian Criminal Law. With the shift from the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) to the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), the criminal justice system entered a new procedural era. In this video, we decode how the Supreme Court of India, through a series of landmark judgments in 2025, provided constitutional clarity and permanently reshaped criminal procedure. 🔍 Key Supreme Court Cases Discussed in This Video (2025) This video analyses the legal principles emerging from the following important judgments: 1. Badshah Majid Malik v. Directorate of Enforcement 2. G.C. Manjunath v. Seetaram 3. Imran Pratapgadhi v. State of Gujarat 4. DRI v. Raj Kumar Arora 5. Bal Kumar Patel v. State of Uttar Pradesh Together, these cases show how the Supreme Court re-aligned criminal procedure during the CrPC → BNSS transition and laid down principles that will guide courts for years to come. 🔍 What this video covers: Why centuries-old CrPC provisions were replaced How Supreme Court judgments guided the CrPC → BNSS transition Article 21 and “procedure established by law” in the new regime Judicial review and the Supreme Court’s role in systemic reform Practical impact on courts, lawyers, police, and investigations 📘 Get FREE Notes & Case Materials Join our Telegram Notes Channel for: 📌 Supreme Court case notes 📌 CrPC & BNSS comparative charts 📌 Judiciary & CLAT-oriented summaries 📌 MCQs & revision material 👉 Telegram Channel Link: 🔗 [https://t.me/abhey_nyaya] 📌 Important for: Judiciary aspirants LLB & LLM students CLAT & CLAT PG candidates Advocates and legal professionals 📌 Watch till the end to understand how the 2025 Supreme Court judgments didn’t just interpret the law — they changed it forever. #CrPC2025 #BNSS #SupremeCourt #CriminalLaw #IndianLaw #JudiciaryExams #LLB #LLM #CLAT #CriminalProcedure #LandmarkJudgments #LegalReform #LawStudents #indianjudiciary