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  • Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure
  • September 15, 2026

Trial in Absentia Under BNSS Section 356 in 2026: Proclaimed Offender, 90-Day Rule, State Defence and Appeal

A practitioner-focused 2026 guide to trial in absentia under Section 356 BNSS, covering proclaimed offenders, the 90-day waiting period, mandatory warrants and publication, State-funded defence, evidence, appearance during trial and appeal limits.

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