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When Custody Ends in Death: Inquests and Magistrate's Inquiries Under the BNSS
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Published
Oct 2026
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10.5281/zenodo.23457047
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Priyadharshini Ramadass
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BNSS inquests
magistrate inquiries
custody death
procedural safeguards
post-mortem investigation
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