Section 371 BNSS : Procedure on accused appearing before Magistrate or Court.
Section 371 BNSS : which guides the Magistrate or Court when an accused reappears after mental treatment—either to continue the trial or refer back to Sections 367–369 based on fitness.
Section 370 BNSS : Procedure to Resume Trial After Mental Health Recovery .
Section 370 BNSS : which allows the court to resume proceedings when an accused previously declared of unsound mind is certified mentally fit again. It ensures justice continues with fairness and medical oversight.
Section 369 BNSS : Procedure for Releasing Accused of Unsound Mind During Investigation or Trial .
Section 369 BNSS : handles accused persons with unsound mind or intellectual disability through options like bail, psychiatric treatment, or transfer to residential care based on medical and legal evaluation.
Section 368 BNSS : Procedure for Handling Accused of Unsound Mind in before Court .
Section 368 BNSS procedure, where courts handle trials involving accused persons with mental illness or intellectual disability through psychiatric evaluation and legal safeguards.
Section 367 BNSS : Legal Process for Accused of Unsound Mind .
Section 367 BNSS : Courtroom and a medical evaluation process under BNSS Section 367, where a Magistrate orders psychiatric assessment before continuing trial if the accused shows signs of mental illness.
Section 366 BNSS : Open Courts and Private Hearings.
Section 366 BNSS : BNSS Section 366 explains the rule of open criminal trials while ensuring private hearings for sexual offences. This section ensures transparency in justice and protects victims’ dignity. It also restricts media publication without court permission in sensitive cases like rape or child abuse.
Section 365 BNSS : Conviction or commitment on evidence partly recorded by one Magistrate and partly by another.
Section 365 BNSS :Magistrate or Judge to continue a trial using evidence partly or wholly recorded by the previous official, maintaining judicial efficiency and fairness.