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CLAT, PU, DU, SLAT, MAH-CET & all other law exams. JURY LAW ACADEMY was Established in 2013.

PU Law Entrance Coaching in Chandigarh | CLAT Coaching in Chandigarh | Result-oriented law entrance preparation In short span of time it had Registered a Phenomenal Progress. Once the Students Become the Member of the JURY LAW ACADEMY they may notice the Following:
Highly Qualified Faculty
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-Guest Lecturers by eminent personalities on weekends.
-Effective Library Facilities with wide Spectrum of Books.
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-Provide Correspondence Courses also.
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26/09/2026

“When the professor says ‘just read the bare act’ but the case laws have entered the chat 😭📚

25/09/2026

🚨 FREE CONTRACT ACT, 1872 BATCH 🚨

Master the Indian Contract Act, 1872 — completely FREE! ⚖️📚

If you are preparing for CLAT, Judiciary Exams, LLB Entrance Exams, PU Law Entrance, or other law exams, this batch will help you build a strong foundation in Contract Law.

📌 Concept-based learning
📌 Important legal provisions
📌 Exam-oriented preparation
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25/09/2026

⚖️ IPC TO BNS — WHAT ACTUALLY CHANGED?

India’s criminal law underwent a major change from 1 July 2024, when the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 (BNS) replaced the Indian Penal Code, 1860.

But BNS is not simply a change of name. It introduced several new offences and specific provisions.

📌 5 IMPORTANT BNS PROVISIONS YOU SHOULD KNOW:

1️⃣ Section 111 → Organised Crime
2️⃣ Section 112 → Petty Organised Crime
3️⃣ Section 113 → Terrorist Act
4️⃣ Section 304 → Snatching
5️⃣ Section 103(2) → Murder by a group of five or more persons on specified discriminatory grounds

🎯 Why is this important?

These provisions are highly relevant for:
• CLAT & AILET
• PU Law Entrance
• Judiciary Exams
• Law Students
• Legal Current Affairs

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25/09/2026

🏆 PU 3 YEAR LAW ENTRANCE EXAM 2026 — PROUD MOMENT!

Hard work, consistency and the right guidance make a difference. ❤️

✨ Akashdeep — AIR 61
✨ Ranjyot — AIR 96

Congratulations to both our achievers on their outstanding performance in the PU 3 Year Law Entrance Exam 2026! 🎓⚖️

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25/09/2026

🚨 CAN POLICE KEEP YOU IN CUSTODY WITHOUT TELLING YOU WHY?

Imagine being arrested but not being properly informed of the grounds of arrest.

What does the Constitution say?

⚖️ ARTICLE 22(1) gives an arrested person the right to:
➡️ Be informed of the grounds of arrest as soon as possible
➡️ Consult and be defended by a lawyer of their choice

⏱️ ARTICLE 22(2) further requires that an arrested person be produced before the nearest Magistrate within 24 hours, subject to the constitutional exception relating to travel time.

But here’s the important part:

❌ Failure to communicate the grounds of arrest is not merely a technical irregularity.

The Supreme Court has held that compliance with Article 22(1) is mandatory. If the constitutional safeguard is violated, the arrest is vitiated and the court must order release.

The Court has also laid down safeguards concerning any subsequent request for custody after such release.

📚 EXAM POINTS:

Article 22(1) → Grounds of arrest + Right to lawyer
Article 22(2) → Magistrate within 24 hours
Article 21 → Personal liberty
Illegal arrest → Constitutional consequences

🎯 Important for:
CLAT | AILET | PU Law Entrance | Judiciary | Law Students | Legal Current Affairs

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24/09/2026

🚨 HONEY TRAP + EXTORTION: WHAT DOES THE LAW SAY? ⚖️

A recent Jabalpur case has brought the issue of honey-trapping, blackmail and extortion into the news.

According to police, a woman identified as Pooja Raidas was arrested after allegedly demanding money from a real-estate businessman while threatening to implicate him in a false criminal case. Police allege that she was caught accepting ₹2.5 lakh as part of a negotiated payment.

But beyond the headline, there is an important legal question:

📌 What is extortion under Indian criminal law?
📌 When can a threat become extortion?
📌 What is the difference between blackmail and extortion?
📌 What provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) can apply?
📌 Why is an allegation not the same as a conviction?

24/09/2026

Can the police arrest you without giving you the grounds of arrest in writing?

The Supreme Court has answered this question in Jaskaran Jeet Singh Deol v. State of Punjab (2026).

🔴 Key Point:
Grounds of arrest must be communicated in writing, in a language understood by the accused, and at the earliest.

⚖️ The Court reiterated the constitutional protection under Article 22(1) and clarified that an illegal arrest does not give permanent immunity from re-arrest. Any re-arrest must strictly follow the procedure laid down by law and the Court.

📚 Important Case:
Mihir Rajesh Shah v. State of Maharashtra

🎯 For Law Entrance Aspirants:
Remember: Article 22(1) = Right to know the grounds of arrest + right to consult a legal practitioner.

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24/09/2026

🇮🇳⚖️ CAN YOU BE FORCED TO SING VANDE MATARAM?

Can the State criminally punish someone who respectfully refuses to sing a National Song because of a genuine religious or conscientious objection?

The Supreme Court is currently examining this question in the context of the 2026 amendment to the Prevention of Insults to National Honour Act, 1971. During the September 22 hearing, the Court referred to the principle laid down in Bijoe Emmanuel v. State of Kerala (1986) and indicated that a conscientious objector should not face criminal consequences merely for refusing to sing.

📚 In this reel:

🇮🇳 Vande Mataram — National Song
🇮🇳 Jana Gana Mana — National Anthem
✍️ Author — Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay
⚖️ Bijoe Emmanuel v. State of Kerala (1986)
📜 Article 19(1)(a) — Freedom of Speech & Expression
🕊️ Article 25 — Freedom of Conscience & Religion

The Bijoe Emmanuel judgment held that respectfully standing during the National Anthem while not singing, where the objection was based on genuine conscientious religious belief, did not by itself constitute disrespect or an offence.

🎯 Important for:
CLAT | AILET | PU Law Entrance | SLAT | Judiciary | Law Students | Legal Current Affairs

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