BNSS 2023 Chapter 3 (Sec 21-29) Explained | POWER OF COURTS | New BNSS Law

BNSS 2023: Power of Courts Changed! $\text{₹}50,000$ Fine & 7-Year Sentence (Sec 21-29) This video provides an essential deep dive into one of the most critical parts of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), 2023, which is set to replace the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC). We are focusing on Chapter III: Power of Courts (Sections 21 to 29). Understanding these sections is crucial for every law student, advocate, and citizen, as they define the new sentencing and jurisdictional limits of various criminal courts in India. 🔥 What You Will Learn in This Video (Sections Covered): This video breaks down every section from 21 to 29 of the BNSS, highlighting the monumental changes in court powers: Section 21: The new Classes of Criminal Courts and the disappearance of the 'Metropolitan Magistrate' class. Section 22 & 23: Sentencing powers of the High Court, Sessions Judge, and Additional Sessions Judge. Section 24: Power of the Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) – Does the 7-year sentencing limit still hold? Section 25: Major Change! Sentencing power of the Judicial Magistrate First Class (JMFC) – The huge jump in the maximum fine limit to ₹50,000. Section 26: Sentencing powers of the Judicial Magistrate Second Class. Section 27: The introduction of Community Service as a new punishment and which court can impose it. Sections 28 & 29: Summary of the new scale of punishments and court competency. Edukidtv is dedicated to providing viewers with reliable and informative content across a range of topics. Our programming includes the latest developments in Education news and legal issues, as well as current events from around the world. Additionally, we offer specialized content for those preparing for important exams such as UPSC, All Types of Civil Services and judiciary services. With a team of expert and analysts, Edukidtv is your trusted source for timely and accurate information. #BNSS2023 #PowerOfCourts #JMFC #CJM #NewCriminalLaw #IndianJudiciary #LegalUpdate #bnss2023 #crpc #currentaffairs #education #generalknowledge #school #upsc #judiciary #news #newsupdate