Question 1

What is Anticipatory Bail?

Accepted Answer

Anticipatory bail is a direction issued to release a person on bail even before they are arrested, in the event of an arrest for a non-bailable offense. It is granted under Section 482 of the BNSS by the Sessions Court or the High Court to protect individuals from frivolous or vindictive arrests.

Question 2

What is the difference between Police Remand and Judicial Remand?

Accepted Answer

In Police Remand, the accused is held in police custody for interrogation, strictly limited to a maximum period prescribed by law. In Judicial Remand, the accused is sent to a central jail under the custody of the Magistrate, and the police cannot interrogate them without court permission.

Question 3

What is default bail?

Accepted Answer

Default bail is an indefeasible right granted to an accused if the investigative agency fails to file the charge sheet within the statutory period (typically 60 or 90 days, depending on the severity of the offense) from the date of the first remand.

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