BNSS Lecture-16 | Section 337-366 | General Provisions of Inquiry & Trial | Chapter 26 of BNSS

WhatsApp here for Notes : 7078991703 BNSS Lecture-16 | Section 337-366 | General Provisions of Inquiry & Trial | Chapter 26 of BNSS In this lecture, we cover Chapter 26 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (BNSS), which lays down the general procedural safeguards governing criminal inquiries and trials in India. This chapter is extremely important for Judiciary, PCS-J, APO, APP, Law Officers, and Criminal Law practice, as it consolidates principles like double jeopardy, legal aid, pardon to accomplice, trial in absentia, compounding of offences, and withdrawal from prosecution. Section 337 BNSS, Person once convicted or acquitted not to be tried for same offence Section 338 BNSS, Appearance by Public Prosecutors Section 339 BNSS, Permission to conduct prosecution Section 340 BNSS, Right of person against whom proceedings are instituted to be defended Section 341 BNSS, Legal aid to accused at State expense in certain cases Section 342 BNSS, Procedure when corporation or registered society is an accused Section 343 BNSS, Tender of pardon to accomplice Section 344 BNSS, Power to direct tender of pardon Section 345 BNSS, Trial of person not complying with conditions of pardon Section 346 BNSS, Power to postpone or adjourn proceedings Section 347 BNSS, Local inspection Section 348 BNSS, Power to summon material witness or examine person present Section 349 BNSS, Power of Magistrate to order specimen signatures or handwriting Section 350 BNSS, Expenses of complainants and witnesses Section 351 BNSS, Power to examine accused Section 352 BNSS, Oral arguments and memorandum of arguments Section 353 BNSS, Accused person to be competent witness Section 354 BNSS, No influence to be used to induce disclosure Section 355 BNSS, Inquiry and trial in absence of accused in certain cases Section 356 BNSS, Trial or judgment in absentia of proclaimed offender Section 357 BNSS, Procedure where accused does not understand proceedings Section 358 BNSS, Power to proceed against other persons appearing guilty Section 359 BNSS, Compounding of offences Section 360 BNSS, Withdrawal from prosecution Section 361 BNSS, Procedure in cases Magistrate cannot dispose of Section 362 BNSS, Procedure when Magistrate finds case should be committed Section 363 BNSS, Trial of persons previously convicted of certain offences Section 364 BNSS, Procedure when Magistrate cannot pass sufficient sentence Section 365 BNSS, Conviction on evidence recorded by different Magistrates Section 366 BNSS, Court to be open BNSS 2023, Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, BNSS chapter 26, General provisions inquiry trial BNSS, Section 337 to 366 BNSS, CrPC replaced by BNSS, BNSS explained in Hindi, BNSS for judiciary exams, Judiciary exam preparation, PCS J criminal law, APO exam criminal procedure, Public prosecutor exam, Criminal procedure BNSS, Trial procedure BNSS, Legal aid to accused BNSS, Double jeopardy BNSS, Pardon to accomplice BNSS, Trial in absentia BNSS, Compounding of offences BNSS, Withdrawal from prosecution BNSS, Magistrate powers BNSS, Indian criminal law 2023, New criminal laws India, Law students BNSS, Advocate practice criminal law, BNSS full lecture series, #BNSS2023 #BharatiyaNagarikSurakshaSanhita #Chapter26BNSS #CriminalProcedure #JudiciaryPreparation #PCSJExam #APOExam #PublicProsecutor #CriminalLawIndia #NewCriminalLaws #BNSSLecture #IndianLaw #LawStudents #AdvocateLife #TrialProcedure #DoubleJeopardy #LegalAid #trialinabsentia #MagistratePowers