Bhartiya Nyaya Sahinta Punishments

Summary

The Bhartiya Nyaya Sahinta (Indian Penal Code) prescribes various punishments for offenses, including the death penalty for heinous crimes, life imprisonment, and imprisonment with or without hard labor. It also includes forfeiture of property and fines as penalties. The death penalty requires confirmation by the High Court, and life imprisonment can be subject to remission. Rigorous imprisonment involves hard labor, while simple imprisonment does not. Forfeiture involves the state seizing the convicts property, and fines are monetary penalties that may accompany other punishments.

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- Death Penalty:
- Reserved for the most serious offenses like murder and terrorism.
- Requires confirmation by the High Court.
- Imprisonment for Life:
- The convict remains in prison for their entire life unless a remission is granted.
- Imprisonment:
- Rigorous Imprisonment: Involves hard labor.
- Simple Imprisonment: No hard labor involved.
- Forfeiture of Property:
- The state seizes the convict's property.
- Fine:
- A monetary penalty imposed on the convict, which may be in addition to other punishments.
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