Discover the major differences between the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (CrPC) and the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (BNSS) in this detailed video. we break down 72 changes.
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00:00:00 00. Introduction
00:06:43 01. Name
00:08:06 02. Structure
00:10:06 03. Definitions
00:16:14 04. Special Executive Magistrate
00:17:28 05. District Directorate of Prosecution
00:18:58 06. Sentences by Magistrate
00:20:32 07. Arrest without Warrant
00:22:43 08. Information about Arrest
00:24:03 09. Designated Police Officer
00:25:24 10. Arrest by Private Person
00:26:24 11. Use of Handcuff
00:29:51 12. Medical Examination at the request of Police officer
00:32:00 13. Medical Examination of the accused
00:33:47 14. Arrested person to be presented within 24 hours
00:35:03 15. Summons
00:36:07 16. Warrant
00:38:24 17. Proclaimed Offender
00:40:05 18. Attachment of Property - Proclaimed Person
00:43:52 19. Summons to Produce - Electronic Device
00:45:18 20. Recording of Search & Seizure
00:45:47 21. Attachment..etc of Property
00:46:31 22. Conditional Orders - District Magistrate
00:47:57 23. Obligation to comply with Police Directions
00:48:57 24. FIR - Zero FIR, E-FIR, Preliminary Enquiry
00:54:37 25. Information in Non Cognizable Cases
00:55:35 26. Power to Investigate Cognizable Offences
00:56:49 27. Procedure for Investigation
00:57:28 27A. Mandatory Forensic Expert Requirement
00:59:14 28. Police Officer's power to require attendance
01:01:13 29. Recording of Statements by Magistrate
01:02:28 30. Medical Examination of the Rape Victim
01:02:58 31. Search by Police Officer
01:03:50 32. Procedure for Extended Detention - Police Custody
01:11:53 33. Magistrate should not refuse report
01:13:00 34. Report of Police Officer - Charge Sheet
01:15:50 35. Police to enquire & report on Suicide etc
01:16:37 36. Prosecution of Judges & Public Servants
01:17:25 37. Prosecution of Offences against Marriage & Defamation
01:18:55 38. Examination of Complainant
01:21:19 39. Supply of documents to accused & victim
01:22:42 40. Commitment of Cases
01:23:47 41. Offences of same kind within a year
01:24:47 42. Discharge of the accused
01:25:40 43. Framing of Charges
01:26:26 44. Evidence for Prosecution
01:26:58 45. Judgment of Acquittal or Conviction
01:27:29 46. Procedure in Defamation against High Officials
01:28:04 47. Discharge of accused - Cases by Magistrate
01:28:32 48. Framing of Charge - Cases by Magistrate
01:28:58 49. Evidence for Prosecution & defence - Cases by Magistrate
01:29:17 50. Accused not discharged - Cases otherwise than on Police Report
01:30:04 51. Absence of Complainant
01:31:05 52. Discharge in summons case
01:31:58 53. Summary Trials
01:33:15 54. Plea Bargaining
01:34:46 55. Plea Bargaining - Disposal
01:36:13 56. Record of Examination of Accused
01:36:49 57. No formal proof of certain documents
01:37:49 58. Deposition of Successor officers in Legal Proceedings
01:39:30 59. Power to order specimen of Signature, handwriting, voice etc
01:40:43 60. Trial in absence of proclaimed offender
01:43:18 61. Legal Aid
01:44:04 62. Withdrawal of Prosecution
01:45:13 63. Trial of Person of Unsound Mind
01:45:51 64. Witness Protection Scheme
01:47:02 65. Mercy Petition
01:50:39 66. Power to Commute
01:52:20 67. Remission
01:54:12 68. Undertrial Prisoners on Bail
01:56:47 69. Anticipatory Bail
02:00:17 70. Custody & Disposal of Property in Criminal Cases
02:02:04 71. Limitation period - Relevant Date
02:02:42 72. Trial & Proceedings in Electronic Mode
02:03:37 Thank You
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