Judiciary - Constitutional, Civil, Criminal Courts and Processes Test 20

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Question 1
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Who is Amicus Curiae?

A
A friend of the Court.

B
The public interest litigant.

C
The counsel for the respondent.

D
None of these.
Question 2
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Within how many period a person is required to be produced before the magistrate?

A
Immediately

B
Within $$12$$ hours

C
Within $$24$$ hours

D
Within $$24$$ hours excluding the time taken from the place of arrest to the nearest magistrate
Question 3
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Culpable homicide means causing death __________________.

A
with the knowledge that by such an act death is likely to be caused

B
with the intention of causing such bodily injury as is likely to cause death

C
none of the above

D
all the above
Question 4
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What is the legal meaning of the word 'battery'?

A
Cells, as used in torch, tape, recorder, etc.

B
Battering a person to death.

C
Actual or intended striking of another person.

D
Assault resulting in, at least, six months hospitalization.
Question 5
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Conspiracy needs, at least ______ persons.

A
one

B
two

C
three

D
five
Question 6
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Delinquent child is one who __________________.

A
has no parents

B
no education

C
has no legs

D
has committed an offence
Question 7
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______________ are those offences for which a police officer can arrest a person without a warrant.

A
Cognizable offences

B
Non-cognizable offences

C
Bailable offences

D
Non-bailable offences
Question 8
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The maxim Salus populi suprema lex means _________________.

A
no man is above the law

B
the welfare of the people is the supreme law

C
every man is innocent unless proved guilty

D
judicial decisions must be accepted as correct and supreme
Question 9
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A, a surgeon, in good faith communicates to a patient his opinion that he cannot live. The patient dies of shock _________________.

A
A commits murder

B
A commits no offence

C
A commits abetment of murder

D
A commits offence of shock
Question 10
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Members of legislative bodies enjoy the privilege of exemption from arrest or detention in prison.

A
Only under civil process and during the continuance of a joint sitting/meeting/conference or joint committee of houses of the Parliament or houses of the state legislature as the case may be and during $$40$$ days before and after such sitting/meeting/conference.

B
Under civil as well as criminal process and at all times save with the permission of the speaker or the chairperson as the case may be.

C
Under civil as well as criminal process but only when the house is in session

D
Do not enjoy any such exemption.

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Question 1

A friend of the Court.

The public interest litigant.

The counsel for the respondent.

None of these.

Question 2

Immediately

Within $$12$$ hours

Within $$24$$ hours

Within $$24$$ hours excluding the time taken from the place of arrest to the nearest magistrate

Question 3

with the knowledge that by such an act death is likely to be caused

with the intention of causing such bodily injury as is likely to cause death

none of the above

all the above

Question 4

Cells, as used in torch, tape, recorder, etc.

Battering a person to death.

Actual or intended striking of another person.

Assault resulting in, at least, six months hospitalization.

Question 5

one

two

three

five

Question 6

has no parents

no education

has no legs

has committed an offence

Question 7

Cognizable offences

Non-cognizable offences

Bailable offences

Non-bailable offences

Question 8

no man is above the law

the welfare of the people is the supreme law

every man is innocent unless proved guilty

judicial decisions must be accepted as correct and supreme

Question 9

A commits murder

A commits no offence

A commits abetment of murder

A commits offence of shock

Question 10

Only under civil process and during the continuance of a joint sitting/meeting/conference or joint committee of houses of the Parliament or houses of the state legislature as the case may be and during $$40$$ days before and after such sitting/meeting/conference.

Under civil as well as criminal process and at all times save with the permission of the speaker or the chairperson as the case may be.

Under civil as well as criminal process but only when the house is in session

Do not enjoy any such exemption.

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