Скачать или смотреть BNSS Section 474 & 475 Explained | Commutation of Sentences & Mandatory 14-Year Rule

Section 474 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) grants the appropriate Government the power to commute sentences without the consent of the person sentenced. This provision allows significant flexibility in criminal justice administration by reducing the severity of punishments through legal authority.

In this video, we explain:
✔ How the Government can commute a death sentence to life imprisonment
✔ Commutation of life imprisonment to a minimum of seven years
✔ Reduction of long-term imprisonment (7+ years) to not less than three years
✔ Conversion of imprisonment below seven years into a fine
✔ How rigorous imprisonment can be converted into simple imprisonment

Section 475 acts as a restriction on these powers. It ensures that in cases where:
✔ Life imprisonment is given for an offence that legally allows the death penalty, or
✔ A death sentence is commuted into life imprisonment under Section 474

… the convict cannot be released before completing at least 14 years of actual imprisonment.

This video breaks down both sections in a simple and clear manner, helping law students, UPSC aspirants, and judicial exam candidates understand the core logic behind these provisions.

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