B.A. LL.B. (Five Years) Sem 7 Criminal Law II 2013 Jun Question Paper - KSLU
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Solved paper All 20 questions answered in full Exam-ready answers, the reasoning behind each one, and what the examiner is looking for. Open the solutionsUNIT - I
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Q1 (a) Explain the procedure to be followed in the trial of sessions case.Read the model answer
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Q1 OR What is arrest ? State the circumstances under which a person can be arrested without warrant.Read the model answer
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Q1 (b) A magistrate convicts an accused after following all procedure but without hearing the accused on sentence. Is sentence legal ?Read the model answer
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Q1 OR An assistant sessions judge sentences an accused to 7 years' regirous imprisonment. Whether judge has power to impose such sentence ? Decide.Read the model answer
UNIT - II
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Q2 (a) What is bail ? Explain the circumstances in which release on bail is mandatory.Read the model answer
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Q2 OR What is charge ? Explain form and contents of charge.Read the model answer
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Q2 (b) Proclaimed offender.Read the model answer
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Q2 OR Search warrant.Read the model answer
UNIT - III
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Q3 (a) Discuss the provisions regarding the maintenance of wife under the Cr. P. C.Read the model answer
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Q3 OR Explain the form and contents of a judgement and in what manner judgement is to be delivered.Read the model answer
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Q3 (b) A first class magistrate convicts 'X' on his plea of guilty. 'X' desires to appeal against the conviction. Decide.Read the model answer
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Q3 OR Ramappa, aged 65 years, intends to claim maintenance from his married daughter, Ramya. Advice him.Read the model answer
UNIT - IV
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Q4 (a) Discuss the powers of the Supreme Court and High Courts to transfer criminal cases and appeals.Read the model answer
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Q4 OR Explain the provisions regarding suspension, remission and commutation of sentence under criminal procedure code.Read the model answer
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Q4 (b) 'A' wants to file case against 'B' for an offence punishable with fine only. The office was committed one year back. Advice 'A'.Read the model answer
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Q4 OR 'A' is prosecuted for being in possession of certain obscene books. The magistrate acquits A, but directs that books should be confiscated and destroyed. Discuss the legality of the order.Read the model answer
UNIT - V
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Q5 (a) Explain the powers and duties of probation officers.Read the model answer
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Q5 OR Explain provisions under the Juvenile Justice Act 2000 relating to rehabilitation and social integration.Read the model answer
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Q5 (b) Variation of conditions of prohibition.Read the model answer
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Q5 OR Children's home.Read the model answer
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