Section 231 BNSS : Right to Case Documents for Accused in Session Court Cases .
Section 231 BNSS : Magistrate finds a case serious enough for the Court of Session, and the case did not come from a police report, then the accused must be given free copies of all important documents.
Section 230 BNSS : RIGHT TO COPIES OF POLICE FIR .
Section 230 BNSS : Which requires the Magistrate to provide important legal documents like police reports to the accused and the victim’s legal representative promptly and at no charge, ensuring fairness in legal proceedings.
Section 229 BNSS : Special Summons for Minor Offences .
Section 229 BNSS : Which empowers a Magistrate to issue a special summons in cases of petty offences. It allows the accused to plead guilty by post, through an advocate, or in person, simplifying court processes and ensuring speedy justice in minor offence cases.
Section 228 BNSS : Magistrate Excuse an Accused’s Personal Attendance ?
BNSS 228, a provision in the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita that empowers a Magistrate to decide whether the accused needs to be personally present in court or can appear through a lawyer. This reduces unnecessary travel and avoids delays in cases where personal attendance is not strictly needed.
Section 227 BNSS : Issuing Process Against the Accused .
Section 227 BNSS : It highlights how Magistrates issue summons or warrants after taking cognizance of an offence, ensuring procedural safeguards and fair justice delivery,
Section 226 BNSS : Dismissal of Baseless Complaints.
Section 226 BNSS : Which empowers a Magistrate to dismiss a complaint after considering the statements on oath, inquiry results, and evidence. It ensures that only genuine cases go forward, protecting innocent people from unnecessary harassment.
Section 225 BNSS : Postponement of issue of process: Guidelines and Exception .
Section 225 BNSS ensures fair procedure before issuing summons by allowing inquiry or investigation, especially for accused outside jurisdiction, preventing false or rushed cases.