Section 482 BNSS : Guidance for granting bail to an accused apprehending arrest:
Section 482 BNSS , which grants anticipatory bail for non-bailable offences, protects against wrongful arrests, and upholds personal liberty with judicial safeguards.
Section 481 BNSS : Bail mandating the accused’s presence in the next appellate court:
Section 481 BNSS ensures accused persons execute bail bonds to appear before appellate courts, maintaining accountability, judicial continuity, and smooth transitions between trial and appeal stages.
Section 480 BNSS : Bail Rules for Non-Bailable Offences Explained .
Section 480 BNSS which covers bail in non-bailable offences, judicial discretion, special exceptions for women and infirm persons, and safeguards to balance justice and liberty.
Section 479 BNSS : How Long Can Undertrial Prisoners Be Detained?
Introduction to Section 479 BNSS Section 479 BNSS deals with the maximum period for which an undertrial prisoner can be detained during investigation, inquiry, or trial. It ensures that no person is kept in custody longer than necessary, especially for offences that do not involve death or life imprisonment. This section mandates bail after a […]
Section 478 BNSS :Conditions under which bail is to be allowed:
Section 478 BNSS which ensures bail in bailable offences, provides relief for indigent persons, and upholds personal liberty while maintaining accountability in the legal system.
Section 477 BNSS : State Government to proceed after Central Government’s approval .
Section 477 BNSS ensures that the State Government must seek approval from the Central Government in cases involving central investigations, Union property, or officials, strengthening cooperative federalism and national oversight.
Section 476 BNSS : Concurrent authority of the Centre over death sentence decisions.
Section 476 BNSS empowers the Central Government to share remission and commutation powers with states in death penalty cases, ensuring uniformity, fairness, and additional safeguards in life-and-death decisions.