CRIMINAL LAW COURSE
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EXTRA:-
•Weekly pdf notes
•Daily practice questions
•Mock trial material
•Drafting templates
•Judgments analysis sheets.
[24/07, 10:35 am] Adv Shivam Sir Sr College: 
45-Day Real Estate Law Course for Lawyers — Daily Module
45-Day Real Estate Law Course for Lawyers — Daily Module
Format:
Theory + 
Documents/Practice + 
Case Studies/Quize
Foundation of criminal law
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Introduction to criminal law - purpose, scope & structure of BNS, BNSS & BSA."The Foundation of Law is the first step in building a strong legal mindset. This module introduces learners to the very roots of the Indian legal system — including the Constitution, sources of law, structure of courts, and the evolution of legal principles. It simplifies complex legal theories and explains how law shapes society, protects rights, and governs relationships. Whether you’re a law student, a legal enthusiast, or someone exploring justice for the first time, this course will give you the clarity and confidence to move forward in the world of law. Master the basics before you rise."
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2
Basic concept - Crime, Mens rea, Actus reus, types of punishment.
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3
Classification of offences:- cognizable/non-cognizable, bailable & non-bailable.
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4
Territorial & Etra-territorial jurisdiction under BNS
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5
Stages of crime - intention to acquittal
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6
Stages of crime - intention to acquittal
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7
General exceptions under BNS ( sec. 76-106 )
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8
weekly test or case study ( Nirbhaya case, Maneka gandhi case )
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Offences under BNS (Core areas):-
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9
offences against human body - murder, culpable homicide, hurt.
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10
Sexual offences - Rape ( sec 63 - 70) POCSO Act overview.
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11
offences against women - dowry death, cruelty, acid attack.
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12
offences against property - theft, robbery, dacoity, criminal misappropriation
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13
criminal breach of trust and cheating.
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14
defamation, criminal intimidation and public nuisance.
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15
defamation, criminal intimidation and public nuisance.
Procedure laws (BNSS)
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16
structure and power of criminal courts
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17
FIR ( sec 173) arrest procedure and rights of the accused.
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18
Bail- Regular, anticipatory and default bail
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19
Investigation and charge sheet (sec 193)
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20
Cognizance by magistrate, framing of charge
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21
Types of trial- summons, warrant and session
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22
Mock trial + BNSS quize (Courtroom roleplay
Law of evidence (BSA)
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23
Relevancy of facts - (sec- 4 to 50
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24
Admissions, confessions and dying declarations
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25
Burden of proof and presumptions.
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26
Examination of witnesses - chief, cross and Re-examination
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27
Documentary and electronic evidence
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28
Hostile witnesses and leading cases ( state of UP Vs Ramesh prashad mishra)
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29
Practical session - drafting questions for cross examination.
Special laws and advocacy skills
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30
NDPS act, SC/ST act - Essential
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31
DV act, juvenile justice act - key provisions
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32
white collar crimes - cybercrime, money laundering and corruption.
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33
Criminal drafting - bail application, complaint legal notice.
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34
FIR quashing, writes in criminal matters (article 226, 32)
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35
Courtroom advocacy - voice, ethics and arguments building.
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36
Practical session - moot court/ drafting bail + arguments.
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