Section 392 BNSS : Judgment
Section 392 BNSS is part of Chapter XXIX of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023, which deals with “The Judgment” in criminal trials.
Section 391 BNSS : Judicial officers not allowed to hear cases of offences committed before them, except as stated in sections 383 to 389.
Section 391 BNSS , which prevents Judges and Magistrates from trying offences committed in their own presence, except under specific provisions. Reflects the principle of natural justice and impartial hearings.
Section 390 BNSS : Appeals from convictions under sections 383, 384, 388 and 389.
Section 390 BNSS including rights to appeal against orders from Magistrates or Small Causes Courts.
Section 389 BNSS : Quick legal process for punishing witness absent despite summons .
Section 389 BNSS from the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, showing summary punishment for non-appearance of witness despite summons.
Section 388 BNSS : Legal Action Against Individuals Who Decline to Answer or Provide Evidence .
Section 388 BNSS against a witness who refused to answer or submit documents. The section allows simple imprisonment or custody for up to 7 days to maintain judicial discipline.
Section 387 BNSS : Releasing an Offender Upon Offering an Apology .
Section 387 BNSS where courts may discharge or forgive offenders punished under contempt laws, provided the offender apologizes sincerely or submits to the court’s order.
Section 386 BNSS : Registrar or Sub-Registrar as Civil Court .
Section 386 BNSS has a legal power granted to Registrars and Sub-Registrars , empowering them to act as Civil Courts in cases involving contempt or disruption during official proceedings.”