Table of Contents :
Part 1
Information to the police and their powers to investigate
Part-II
Charge - Charge-Sheet
Part-III
Different aspects of section 193 (9) of BNSS
Part-IV
Latches in investigation of cases
Part-V
Examination of accused and farming of charges
Part-VI
Charges
Part-VII
Joinder, misjoinder of charges and clubbing of cases
Part-VIII
Commencement of proceedings before magistrate
Part-IX
Limitation of prosecution for offences under local or special laws
Part-X
Tender of pardon
Part-XI
Plea of bargaining
Part-XII
Power to stop proceedings in certain cases
Part-XIII
Disposal of cases without trial
Part-XIV
Admissions/Pleading guilty of offence
Part-XV
Trial of summon cases
Part-XVI
Trial of warrant cases
Part-XVII
Trial before a court of session
Part-XVIII
Examination of accused and framing of charges
Part-XIX
Recording of evidence -relevancy, admissibility and appreciation of evidence
Part-XX
Effect of non recovery of crime weapon and other incriminating material
Part-XXI
At what stage trial actually commences ?
Part-XXII
Theory behind charge framing
Part-XXIII
Forms-specimen of charges