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of <h1>Section 360: Courts Can Release First-Time Minor Offenders on Probation for Good Conduct Instead of Sentencing</h1> The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, defines a 'Public Prosecutor' as appointed under section 24, including those acting under their direction. Section 360 allows courts to release certain offenders on probation of good conduct instead of immediate sentencing. This applies to first-time offenders convicted of minor offences, considering age, character, and circumstances. Magistrates of the first class handle cases referred by second-class Magistrates. Appellate or higher courts can revise or set aside probation orders. The section ensures offenders have a fixed abode and allows for apprehension if probation conditions are breached. It does not override the Probation of Offenders Act, 1958, or the Children Act, 1960.
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