Section 18 of BNSS : Section 18: Public Prosecutors.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: Appointment of a Public Prosecutor in a High Court

Context: The Central Government needs to appoint a Public Prosecutor for the High Court of Delhi.

Application:

1. The Central Government consults with the High Court of Delhi.
2. After consultation, the Central Government appoints Mr. Sharma, an advocate with 12 years of experience, as the Public Prosecutor for the High Court of Delhi.
3. Additionally, the Central Government appoints Ms. Verma, an advocate with 9 years of experience, as an Additional Public Prosecutor to assist in handling the caseload.

Outcome: Mr. Sharma and Ms. Verma will now represent the Central Government in prosecutions, appeals, and other proceedings in the High Court of Delhi.

Example 2:

Scenario: Appointment of a Public Prosecutor in a District Court

Context: The State Government of Maharashtra needs to appoint a Public Prosecutor for Pune district.

Application:

1. The District Magistrate of Pune, in consultation with the Sessions Judge, prepares a panel of eligible advocates.
2. The panel includes Mr. Desai, Ms. Rao, and Mr. Patel, all of whom have over 7 years of experience as advocates.
3. The State Government reviews the panel and appoints Mr. Desai as the Public Prosecutor for Pune district.
4. Additionally, the State Government appoints Ms. Rao as an Additional Public Prosecutor for Pune district.

Outcome: Mr. Desai and Ms. Rao will now represent the State Government in prosecutions and oth...

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