BNSS Explained | Investigation Simplified for Judiciary | Part 10

BNSS Explained | Investigation Simplified for Judiciary | Part 10 ======================================= Link to the Scholarship Test- https://edu.toprankerslearning.in/o19 Register for the Webinar- https://rebrand.ly/l71w4hk Download Judiciary Free Study Materials- https://edu.toprankerslearning.in/e5ddde Join Our Telegram: https://t.me/JudiciaryGold Fast Paced Batch for Judiciary: https://edu.toprankerslearning.in/ti6 ======================================= Still studying investigation procedure the old CrPC way? BNSS has changed several key provisions — and missing them could cost you in your exam. In this episode of our BNSS series, we cover the law of Investigation under the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023, including the definition and scope of investigation, powers of police officers to investigate cognizable and non-cognizable offences, recording of statements, forensic investigation requirements for serious offences, timelines for completing investigation, and how these provisions compare to the corresponding sections under the old CrPC. Essential for judiciary aspirants who need a clear, updated understanding of the new criminal procedure framework. ======================================= Time Stamp: 00:00 – Welcome & Recap: Section 187 BNSS (Remand, Split Custody & Default Bail) 09:28 – Course Details: Judiciary Gold 6-Month Fast-Paced Batch & Scholarship Test 13:00 – Section 187(4) BNSS: Physical Presence Rule for Police Custody vs Video Conferencing 18:28 – Section 187(5) BNSS: Powers of Judicial Magistrate Second Class (JMFC vs JMSC) 21:13 – Section 187 Explanation 1 & 2: Furnishing Bail Bonds & Proving Accused Production 28:45 – Custodial Safeguards: Rules for Women Under 18 & Authorized Detention Facilities 33:55 – Section 187(6) BNSS: Remand Powers of Executive Magistrate (7-Day Limit) 46:21 – Counting the 7-Day Remand Period in 60/90 Days Computation 51:15 – Flowchart & Structured Breakdown: Executive Magistrate Remand Procedure 56:05 – Section 187(7) & (8) BNSS: Recording Reasons in Writing & Sending Copies to CJM 59:53 – Section 187(9) BNSS: 6-Month Investigation Limit in Summons Cases 01:06:18 – Section 187(10) BNSS: Sessions Judge Powers to Vacate Order & Allow Investigation 01:14:28 – Summary & Complete Bare Act Breakdown of Section 187 BNSS 01:18:50 – Section 188 BNSS: Report of Investigation by Subordinate Police Officer 01:27:18 – Section 189 BNSS: Release of Accused When Evidence Is Deficient 01:32:20 – Connecting Section 189 to Section 193: Closure Report / Final Report 01:35:15 – Protest Petition Explained: Nature, Concept & Judicial Evolution 01:45:00 – Available Prayers in Protest Petition & Landmark Case Laws 01:53:10 – Upcoming Topics: Inquest, Inquiries, Telegram / Social Channels & Conclusion ======================================= [bnss investigation, investigation under bnss, bnss series, bharatiya nagarik suraksha sanhita investigation, bnss vs crpc investigation, bnss for judiciary, investigation procedure criminal law, forensic investigation bnss, police powers investigation, cognizable non cognizable offence investigation, bnss important sections, new criminal procedure investigation, bnss explained, bnss notes, bnss lecture, judiciary case law series, criminal procedure for judiciary, bnss complete series, judiciary gold, judiciary exam preparation, civil judge exam preparation, bnss crash course, bnss important provisions, new criminal laws india, law students india, llb students, judiciary aspirants, law graduates exam] #bnss #investigation #judiciarygold #bnssseries #criminalprocedure #newcriminallaws #civiljudgeexam #lawstudents #judiciaryexam #djs #rjs #mpcj #judiciary #civiljudge