Court Procedure & Trial

After investigation the police file a report, the court takes cognizance, charges are framed and the trial begins. Each stage has its own rules and deadlines under the BNSS, and a mistake at an early stage can be hard to fix later.

People usually come to us when a chargesheet has been filed against you; you are a complainant in a pending trial; you want to appeal a conviction or acquittal; you need bail.

How we can help

• Bail applications and bail opposition at all levels
• Arguing on framing of charges and discharge
• Conducting trials: examination and cross-examination of witnesses
• Representing the complainant or victim alongside the prosecutor
• Appeals, revisions and petitions in the High Court and Supreme Court
• Settlement and compounding of compoundable offences

These matters are heard before: Magistrate courts, Sessions courts, Delhi High Court, Supreme Court.

This page is for general information only and is not legal advice. Laws change and every case turns on its facts. Please consult an advocate about your own situation.