Section 468 BNSS : Detention period served by the accused to be adjusted against the jail sentence.
Section 468 BNSS allows pre-conviction detention during investigation, inquiry, or trial to be credited against the final sentence, ensuring fair and lawful sentencing while preventing over-incarceration.
Section 467 BNSS : Sentencing Rules for Multiple Convictions .
Section 467 BNSS outlines sentencing rules for offenders already under imprisonment, including consecutive and concurrent sentencing, life imprisonment rules, and Section 141 exceptions to ensure justice and fairness.
Section 466 BNSS : Sentence on Escaped Convict When to Take Effect
Section 466 BNSS defines when new sentences for escaped convicts take effect, ensuring immediate enforcement for severe punishments and sequential application for lesser terms to maintain fairness and deterrence.
Section 465 BNSS : Who Can Issue Warrants for Sentence Execution?
Section 465 BNSS outlines who may issue warrants for executing sentences, ensuring judicial continuity, legal validity, and proper authorization by Judges or their successors.
Section 464 BNSS : Suspension of execution of sentence of imprisonment.
Section 464 BNSS outlines how courts can suspend imprisonment linked to unpaid fines, allow installment payments, and enforce jail only upon default, ensuring fairness and compliance.
Section 463 BNSS : Warrant for Fine Recovery Issued by Courts Outside BNSS Jurisdiction
Section 463 BNSS allows courts in BNSS regions to enforce fine recovery warrants from non-BNSS areas, empowering District Collectors to recover fines as land revenue and preventing offenders from evading penalties by exploiting jurisdictional gaps.
Section 462 BNSS : Effect of Warrant for Fine Recovery Explained
Section 462 BNSS explains the execution of warrants for fine recovery, allowing local enforcement within jurisdiction and cross-district enforcement through District Magistrate endorsement to ensure lawful and efficient penalty recovery.