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Regular Bail in India Under BNSS: When and How Can an Accused Seek Release After Arrest?

Regular bail is the principal remedy by which an accused person in custody seeks release during a criminal proceeding. The fact that an offence is described as “non-bailable” does not mean that bail is legally impossible. It means that bail is not an automatic statutory entitlement in the same way as bail for a bailable

After an FIR in India: Investigation, Police Notice, Arrest, Remand and Charge Sheet under BNSS

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Introduction: An FIR is not the end of a criminal case. It is generally the beginning of the formal criminal investigation process. First, after recording information regarding a cognizable offence, the investigating officer immediately collects relevant physical evidence and examines key witnesses. Subsequently, the police conduct necessary searches, seize critical documents, and issue statutory notices

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