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Best Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Lawyer in Patna, Bihar (2026) – Advocate Ankit Kumar Singh
This 2026 professional legal guide explains the work of Advocate Ankit Kumar Singh for Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) matters in Patna, Bihar. It covers small, intermediate and commercial quantity cases; Section 37 bail; Section 42 and 43 search powers; personal-search safeguards under Section 50; seizure, inventory, sampling, sealing and Section 52A; FSL and chain-of-custody defects; Section 29 conspiracy; conscious possession; Section 67 statements; NCB and police cases; Patna High Court bail and criminal appeals. The article incorporates important 2025 Patna High Court ru
Criminal Defence Lawyer in Patna High Court 2026: Anticipatory Bail, Regular Bail, Trial, Revision and Appeal Against Conviction
A complete 2026 criminal-defence guide covering police notices, FIR strategy, anticipatory bail, regular and default bail, surrender, discharge, trial preparation, cross-examination, criminal revision, appeal against conviction, suspension of sentence and further remedies before Patna High Court and the Supreme Court.
How to Quash an FIR in Patna High Court in 2026: Grounds, Documents, Procedure and Section 528 BNSS
A detailed 2026 guide explaining when an FIR or criminal proceeding may be quashed by Patna High Court under Section 528 BNSS, what documents are required, how settlement affects quashing and why filing does not automatically protect against arrest.
Supreme Court: Wrong Section in Cognizance Order May Not Automatically Quash Criminal Proceedings
The Supreme Court has clarified that taking cognizance under a wrong statutory provision may be a curable defect if the Magistrate has jurisdiction and no failure of justice is caused.
Supreme Court: Magistrate Need Not Record Evidence Before Committing Sessions-Triable Complaint Case
The Supreme Court has clarified that a Magistrate need not record prosecution evidence under Section 244 CrPC before committing a complaint case exclusively triable by the Sessions Court.
Supreme Court: Non-Supply of Charge-Sheet Copy Is Not a Ground for Default Bail
The Supreme Court has clarified that an accused cannot claim default bail merely because the charge-sheet copy was not supplied, if the charge-sheet was filed within the statutory time.