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Live Cohort: Criminal Practice Intensive for Junior Advocates — Bail, Anticipatory Bail, Quashing, Discharge & Cross-Examination
A four-week live online batch of eight sessions for advocates in their first years of criminal practice, taught from real court workflow under the BNS, BNSS and BSA — with adaptable drafting formats and a cross-examination workshop.
₹14,999 · full-course fee · 6 months access
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Suggested study duration
4 weeks · 8 live sessions × 90 minutes
LMS access
6 months course access
Delivery
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16 published readings across 7 modules.
1. Week 1 — Arrest, remand and regular bail (2 readings)
- Session 1: Arrest law in practice — section 35 BNSS, Arnesh Kumar, Satender Kumar Antil, first production and remand
- Session 2: The regular bail application — drafting, the hearing, conditions and cancellation risk
2. Week 2 — Anticipatory bail and bail under special statutes (2 readings)
- Session 3: Anticipatory bail under section 482 BNSS — when to file, where, interim protection and Sushila Aggarwal
- Session 4: Bail under special statutes — NDPS, PMLA, UAPA, POCSO and economic offences
3. Week 3 — Quashing and discharge (2 readings)
- Session 5: Quashing under section 528 BNSS — Bhajan Lal categories, settlement (Gian Singh) and commercial disputes dressed as crimes
- Session 6: Discharge — sections 250 and 262 BNSS, the standard at framing of charge, Prafulla Kumar Samal and Sajjan Kumar
4. Week 4 — Evidence and cross-examination (2 readings)
- Session 7: Building the defence theory — evidence matrix, contradictions and omissions under the BSA, electronic evidence
- Session 8: Cross-examination workshop — planning sheet, control, impeachment and live demonstration
5. Formats bank and assignments (3 readings)
- Formats: regular bail application and anticipatory bail application (skeletons with drafting notes)
- Formats: quashing petition under section 528 BNSS and discharge application
- Cross-examination planning sheet and the four weekly assignment briefs
6. Practice & Mastery Lab (2 readings)
- Practice Lab 01 — Retrieval, Application & Error Analysis
- Revision & Mastery Lab — 30-Day Recall, Error Log & Course Tutor Plan
7. Applied practice, case studies and revision (3 readings)
- Criminal Practice: worked case studies and applied scenarios
- Criminal Practice: common mistakes, misconceptions and self-check Q&A
- Criminal Practice: revision sheet and timed mock with answer key
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What you will study
A four-week live online batch of eight sessions for advocates in their first years of criminal practice, taught from real court workflow under the BNS, BNSS and BSA — with adaptable drafting formats and a cross-examination workshop.
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- Guided practice and revision
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What will I study in Live Cohort: Criminal Practice Intensive for Junior Advocates — Bail, Anticipatory Bail, Quashing, Discharge & Cross-Examination?
A four-week live online batch of eight sessions for advocates in their first years of criminal practice, taught from real court workflow under the BNS, BNSS and BSA — with adaptable drafting formats and a cross-examination workshop.
What is the full-course fee and how long does access last?
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