Types of majority - Indian Constitution | Simple and Special Majority

Timeline in Criminal Cases | BNSS: New Criminal Laws | All changes covered

What is Zero FIR | New Criminal Laws | Case Laws Included

Doctrine of Basic Structure - Indian Constitution | Full Explained

What is ICJ | Everything about International Court of Justice

Now no need to be afraid of Traffic Police | Your Driving Rights in India

Doctrine of Colourable Legislation | Constitution of India | Indian Polity

Doctrine of Pith & Substance | Art 246 - Constitution of India | Indian Polity

Law of Defamation | Full Concept | Libel & Slander

Difference - Plaintiff, Defendant, Petitioner, Applicant, Respondent & Appellant

Doctrines in Indian Constitution | Intro of Series | Indian Polity

LL.B, LL.M & LL.D Meaning | Benefits of Course | Course Details

Conditions of a Valid Hindu Marriage | Sec 5 - HMA 1955

Sapinda and Prohibited Realtionship - HMA, 1955 | Difference in detail | Family Law

Void and Voidable Marriage - Diff | Family Law | HMA 1955

Stages of Criminal Trial in India | Pre-Trial, Trial and Post-Trial Stage

Culpable Homicide & Murder | Sec 299 -304, IPC | Leading Case Laws

What is Bench Trial | Types of Bench in India | Constitutional Bench

Section 34 IPC | Leading Case Laws | Diff from Sec 120A and 149

Why Jury System was abolished in India? | Journey of Jury Trials

Jury System - Operation, Types and Powers | Pros and Cons | In Hindi

Thank you for 1k Subscribers | Thanking Video

Diff b/w Lockdown, Curfew, Section 144 & Emergency

Maintenance Laws in India | Section 125 CrPC | Wife, Children and Parents

What is Court Martial | Types, Punishments, Appeal and Procedure | With Case Laws

Five Types of Pardon | Power of President & Governor | Art 72 & 161

Solitary Confinement | Sec 73 & 74 of IPC | Full Concept

Kinds of Punishments | Chapter III, IPC 1860 | Leading Case Laws

Difference b/w Simple & Rigorous Imprisonment | Leading Case Laws | IPC 1860

Special Powers of HC & CoS Regarding Bail | Sec 439 of CrPC | Leading Case Laws

Deadlock in Collegium | Objective, composition and functions of Collegium

Career After LL.B. | Scope in Legal Field

Burden of Proof | Section 101 - 103 | Evidence Law | Leading Cases

Confession under IEA | With Case Laws | Sec 24 - 30

Admission under IEA | Important Case Laws | Sec 17 - 21

Plea Bargaining | Sec 265A - 265L, CrPC | Concept & Types

Anticipatory Bail | Section 438 CrPC | Important Case Laws

Bail in Non-Bailable Offences | Section 437 CrPC | Grounds of Bail | Part 2

Bail in Bailable Offences | Section 436 CrPC | Bail Part 1

Shah Bano Case | Revolutionary Judgement | Full Explanation

Security System in India | Types and Categories | Z+, Z, Y & X Security

Expert opinion | Sec 45 IEA | Important Case Laws | Full Concept

Dying Declaration | Important Case Laws | IEA, Sec-32

Sedition Law | Use & Misuse | Indian Context | Vansh Nagpal

Revolutionary Judgements | Hussainara Khatoon Case | Rudul Sah Case | By Vansh Nagpal

Perjury - "Lying Under Oath" | Meaning and Punishment | Contempt of Court | Vansh Nagpal

Hierarchy of Criminal Courts in India | Maximum sentence and penalties | Vansh Nagpal

Capital Punishment (Death Penalty) | Arguments in 'Favour' & 'Against' | Vansh Nagpal

Offences Against Women Part-II | Dowry Death | Cruelty | Acid Attack | Trafficking | Vansh Nagpal

Offences - Cognizable/Non-Cognizable | Bailable/Non-Bailable | Compoundable/Non-compoundable.

Revolutionary Judgements | Golaknath Case | Kesavananda Bharati Case | Maneka Gandhi Case

Offences Against Women | IPC | Sec 509, Sec 354, Sec 354(A-D) | Vansh Nagpal

Offence of Rape | Classification and Types | Section 375 & 376, IPC | Vansh Nagpal

Revolutionary Judgements | A.K. Gopalan Case | K.M. Nanavati Case | Vansh Nagpal

Indian Judicial System: High Court | Powers and Jurisdiction | Indian Polity | Vansh Nagpal

Why Police Officers do not file an F.I.R. ? | What excuses do they Make? | Vansh Nagpal

FIR | Process of Filing | Remedy Against False F.I.R. | Remedy Against Refusal | Vansh Nagpal

Difference between Lawyer and Advocate? Pleader? Barrister? Solicitor? Attorney? etc. | Vansh Nagpal

What is Law of Extradition? | Full Concept | International Law | Vansh Nagpal

ARREST PART II | CHAPTER V, CrPC | ARREST OF WOMEN | RIGHTS OF ARRESTEE | VANSH NAGPAL