Crime And Punishment Set 4
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This set of Crime and Punishment Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Crime And Punishment Set 4
Q1 | Enforcing the prevailing morality is a primary function of law according to
- natural law,
- physical law,
- humanlaw,
- all of these
Q2 | Which theory distinguish between criminality and illegality-
- Natural lawtheory,
- physical law ,
- human law,
- all of these
Q3 | Who produced the earliest surviving written codes-
- sumerians,
- dravidians,
- both a&b ,
- none of these
Q4 | Which thinker has seen a connection between crime and creativity-
- Nietzsche
- A.J.Ayar,
- Bodin,
- Kant
Q5 | Which of the following is an International crime-
- War crimes,
- piracy,
- genocide,
- all of these
Q6 | The crime related to finance is called-
- Financial crime,
- Civilcrime,
- Capital crime,
- None of these
Q7 | . Being found guilty means punishment is-
- Deserving,
- Justified ,
- Both A&B,
Q8 | The deprivation inflicted on person by an authority is called –
- punishment,
- acquitted,
- both A&B,
- none of these
Q9 | According to which theory the severity in punishment must be proportional to thegravity of offence-
- Retributive,
- Deterrent,
- Rehabilitative,
- Educative
Q10 | Capital punishment is meant-
- deprivation of life,
- imposingfine,
- life imprisonment
- all of these
Q11 | The study of criminal law is a study of –
- Liability of quilt and innocence,
- sentence
- proof ,
- truth
Q12 | Torts are grounded in the concept – a law,b.court, c rights,d. none of the above184. Negligence involves –
- crime,
- carelessness,
- assault,
- trespass
Q13 | This tort occurs most often in society-
- assault.
- nuisance,
- defamation,
- negligence
Q14 | Abetting the commission of suicide is dealt under which section of indian penal code
- 306,
- 307,
- 305,
- 309
Q15 | A hangman who hangs the prisoners pursuant to the order of the court is exempt fromcriminal liability by virtue of:
- section 77 of IPC
- section 78 of IPC
- section 79 of IPC
- section 76 of IPC.
Q16 | Insanity as a defence means that a person at the time of doing an act, by reason ofunsoundness of mind is incapable of knowing:
- the nature of the act
- that what he is doing is wrong
- that what he is doing is contrary to law
- either (a) or (b) or (c).
Q17 | The defence of ‘consent’ applies to:
- private wrongs
- public wrongs
- both (a) & (b)
- neither (a) nor (b).
Q18 | The defence of ‘consent’ is restrictivein its applicability in cases involving:
- alienable rights
- inalienable rights
- both (a) &(b)
- neither (a) nor (b).
Q19 | The law on private defence in India:
- is the same as in England
- is narrower than the one in England
- is wider than the one in England
- none of the above.
Q20 | The right to private defence is available with respect to:
- harm to body
- harm to movable property
- harm to immovable property
- all the above.
Q21 | The right guaranteed under Article 32 can be suspended:
- by the Parliament
- by the State Legislature
- by the Supreme Court of India
- when proclamation of emergency is in operation.
Q22 | Petitions to the Supreme Court under Article 32 are subject to the rule of Res judicataexcept:
- Quo Warranto
- Habeas Corpus
- Certiorari
- Prohibition.
Q23 | Piracy is a
- civil crime,
- Criminaloffence.
- Both A & B,
- none of these)
Q24 | Who among the following is a reformist theorist-
- Gandhi,
- Plato,
- Aristotle.
- Russell
Q25 | The highest punishment given in India is
- Capital punishment,
- Lifeimprisonment,
- Amputation,
- Heavy fine)