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B.N.S.S. Complete Course

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BNSS 2023 COMPLETE COURSE | CRIMINAL PROCEDURE | EASY ENGLISH Study the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 in this 5 hour 27 minute lecture. Search the chapters below to jump directly to FIR, arrest, remand, bail, criminal trial, victims' rights, maintenance and the Supreme Court cases discussed. Detailed topics and case law timestamps: 00:00 Introduction to criminal procedure 01:59 Why procedure matters under BNSS 2023 07:09 BNSS, BNS and BSA; commencement and transition 09:01 Repeal and pending proceedings (BNSS section 531) 14:27 Criminal courts and their powers 18:50 Investigation, inquiry and trial 21:04 Cognizable and non-cognizable offences 24:51 FIR and starting criminal proceedings 26:30 FIR under BNSS section 173; electronic information 30:49 Lalita Kumari v Government of Uttar Pradesh: mandatory FIR 34:24 Preliminary inquiry under BNSS section 173(3) 36:09 Police refusal to register an FIR; remedies 37:40 Sakiri Vasu v State of Uttar Pradesh: magistrate remedy 39:49 Babu Venkatesh v State of Karnataka: affidavit safeguard 42:41 Youth Bar Association of India v Union of India: FIR copies 46:21 Zero FIR and territorial jurisdiction 48:23 Non-cognizable complaints and BNSS section 174 53:32 Place of inquiry and trial; jurisdiction 57:10 Private complaint versus police FIR 1:03:07 Police investigation and powers 1:08:07 Statements to police and self-incrimination 1:09:15 Nandini Satpathy v P L Dani: right against self-incrimination 1:15:18 Medical examination and forensic evidence 1:22:26 What counts as arrest 1:25:58 When arrest is necessary 1:27:27 Joginder Kumar v State of Uttar Pradesh: arrest safeguards 1:29:15 Arnesh Kumar v State of Bihar: arrest necessity 1:36:35 Rights after arrest and 24-hour rule 1:40:36 D K Basu v State of West Bengal: arrest safeguards 1:43:54 Paramvir Singh Saini v Baljit Singh: police station CCTV 1:47:09 Remand and police custody 1:50:45 Search, seizure and warrants 1:56:32 Bail: overview and types 1:58:27 Moti Ram v State of Madhya Pradesh: affordable bail 2:05:42 Gurcharan Singh v State (Delhi Administration): bail discretion 2:08:20 Sanjay Chandra v CBI: bail and pretrial detention 2:14:43 Gurbaksh Singh Sibbia v State of Punjab: anticipatory bail 2:16:28 Sushila Aggarwal v State (NCT of Delhi): anticipatory bail duration 2:18:42 Arnab Goswami v State of Maharashtra: liberty and bail 2:21:55 M Ravindran v Intelligence Officer: default bail 2:25:00 Undertrial detention and release 2:32:14 Pretrial proceedings and cognizance 2:37:30 Prakash Singh Badal v State of Punjab: sanction to prosecute 2:47:50 Summons, warrants and appearance 2:51:55 P Gopalkrishnan v State of Kerala: access to case material 2:55:21 Ajay Kumar Parmar v State of Rajasthan: committal 2:58:10 Framing charges and their contents 3:01:44 Errors in charges and prejudice 3:07:06 Criminal trial: Sessions, warrant and summons cases 3:19:30 Warrant cases on a police report 3:23:04 Summons cases and petty offences 3:26:41 Examination of the accused 3:33:42 Trial in absentia of proclaimed offenders 3:36:12 Fair trial and rights of the accused 3:42:36 Zahira Habibullah Sheikh v State of Gujarat: fair trial 3:47:56 Legal aid for the accused 3:48:19 Mohd Ajmal Amir Kasab v State of Maharashtra: legal aid 3:51:14 Hardeep Singh v State of Punjab: additional accused 3:54:36 Rights of victims 3:59:30 Mallikarjun Kodagali v State of Karnataka: victim appeal 4:01:30 Jagjeet Singh v Ashish Mishra: victim's right to be heard 4:03:40 Ankush Shivaji Gaikwad v State of Maharashtra: compensation 4:07:56 Witness protection 4:11:49 Mahender Chawla v Union of India: witness protection scheme 4:18:24 Other methods of case disposal 4:19:14 Plea bargaining 4:25:51 Compounding of offences 4:30:24 Gian Singh v State of Punjab: settlement and quashing 4:34:57 Sheonandan Paswan v State of Bihar: withdrawal from prosecution 4:43:59 Appeals and High Court powers 4:45:19 Victim appeals against acquittal 4:54:01 Revision and High Court powers 4:55:12 State of Haryana v Bhajan Lal: quashing FIRs 4:59:47 State of Madhya Pradesh v Laxmi Narayan: settlement 5:02:47 Maintenance of wife, children and parents 5:09:15 Shamim Bano v Asraf Khan: maintenance 5:11:01 Rajnesh v Neha: maintenance guidelines 5:18:35 Anuradha Bhasin v Union of India: urgent orders For LL.B., judiciary examinations, UGC NET Law, CLAT PG and criminal law revision. Free law notes: https://www.thelaweasy.com Subscribe to Law Easy for more law lectures, judgments and MCQs. #BNSS2023 #BNSS #CriminalProcedure #LawEasy #JudiciaryPreparation

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