Law of Crimes Indian Penal Code Questions With Answers
Q.1. Explain the concept of crime
Q.2. Distinguish between Tort & Crime
Q.3. What is Punishment ? Discuss the various kinds of Punishment.
Q.4. Discuss various theories of punishment. State your opinion as to which theory is most suitable for criminal justice.
Q.5. When death sentence can be awarded in India ? What is life imprisonment ?
Q.6. Give your opinion about death sentence in criminal justice system Discuss the rationale of death penalty
Q.7. What are the different stages in the commission of an offence ? Which of those stages are punishable under the Code?
Q.8. What is meant by the precolonial notion of crime? Discuss with relation to Hindu & Muslim Law Elaboratethe evolution of crime in the pre-colonial era.
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Q.9. Write a short note on Mens rea Explain elements of criminal liability. Discuss the application of the Doctrine of mens rea in offences under the IPC. Act arid intentions go together to constitute the crime. What are the mental elements of a crime?
Q.10. What are the salient features of Indian Penal Code ?
Q.11. Write a short note on applicability of IPC OR write a short note on Jurisdiction
Q.12. Section 10 [ “Man" “woman”:The word “man" denotes a male human being of any age, the word “woman" denotes a female human being of any age.| I.P.C.CHAPER- II GENERAL EXPLANATIONS |
Q.13. Write a detailed note on General Exceptions How General Exceptions can be classified ?| CHAPTER IV GENERAL EXCEPTIONS |
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Q.14. The right Of private defence is the right to protect one's own body and property against the unlawful aggression of others. It is a right inherent in man and is based on the important principle that it is the first duty of man to help himself.| OF THE RIGHT OF PRIVATE DEFENCE
Q.15. What is meant by abetmentof an offence ? ABETMENT
Q.16. What is criminal Conspiracy ?
Q.17. What are offences against public peace & tranquility ?
Q.18. Write a short note on “Public servant disobeying direction under law.”
Q.19. section 191 giving false evidence Whoever, being legally bound by an oath or by any express provision of law to state the truth, or being bound by law to make a declaration upon any subject, makes any statement to which is false, and which he either knows or believes to be false, or docs not believer to be true is said to give false evidence.
Q.20. State same of the offences affecting public health.
Q.21.When culpable homicide is not amounting to murder ? Discuss with illustrations.
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