Excelsior Correspondent
NEW DELHI, July 11: The Asian Law School is organizing a week-long Faculty Development Programme on “New Criminal Laws Transforming and Revamping the Criminal Justice System”.
Nar Hari Singh, leading Advocate on Record Supreme Court of India, was the resource person on third day of FDP, being conducted by Research and Development Cell of the Asian Law School from July 8 to July 15, 2024.
Singh explained all the important amendments incorporated in Bhartiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita “BNSS” (old Code of Criminal Procedure). He stressed particularly on amendments in investigation procedures carried out by police and bail provisions. He stressed that these new laws would not only repeal old laws but would herald much needed changes in the procedural and punitive procedures.
“These laws aim at simplification of the legal complexities by streamlining the provisions relating to offences and penalties. The transformative change in the legislative landscape requires all legal stakeholders to get acquainted them with new laws and their nuances in the administration of justice,” he said.
The Asian Law School thanked Singh for sharing his valuable thoughts and explaining in detail the nuances of the amendments in new laws.
There are several other legal experts across India who are being invited as speakers in this one week faculty development programme.
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