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1. Paper 76668. Answer the following in not more than 2 sentences 20 Marks

  1. (a) Complaint.
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  2. (b) Admonition.
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  3. (c) Inquiry and Investigation.
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  4. (d) Summons Case and Warrant Case.
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  5. (e) Observation Home.
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  6. (f) Juvenile.
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  7. (g) Police report.
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  8. (h) Victim.
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  9. (i) Corporal punishment.
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  10. (j) Cognizable and Non-cognizable Offence.
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2. Paper 76668. Write short notes on (any four) 20 Marks

  1. (a) Inquest.
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  2. (b) Maintenance of Wife, Children and Parents.
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  3. (c) Power of Court to release certain Offenders on Probation.
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  4. (d) Accomplice.
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  5. (e) Anticipatory Bail.
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  6. (f) Child in need of care and protection.
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3. & 4. Paper 76668. Situational Problems (any two) 12 Marks

  1. (a) 'X' is wounded in Delhi and dies of his wounds in Mumbai.
    • (i) The offence of causing X's death would be inquired into by which court? Court in Delhi or Mumbai?
    • (ii) What is the provision of Cr.P.C. relating to jurisdiction of criminal courts in the above mentioned case?
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  2. (b) Ram is tried for an offence of attempt to murder of Shyam punishable u/s.307 of IPC and is acquitted.
    • (i) To which court an appeal shall lie against the above order?
    • (ii) Can Shyam prefer an appeal against the said order?
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  3. (c) 'A' is arrested for an alleged offence of rape.
    • (i) Can he be released on bail? When?
    • (ii) Can he compound the offence? Give reasons.
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5. Paper 76668. Answer the following (any four) 48 Marks

  1. (a) What is bail? Explain the law relating to bails.
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  2. (b) State the General Principles to be followed in administration of Juvenile Justice (Care & Protection of Children) Act.
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  3. (c) Explain the provisions relating to trying an accused person who is of Unsound mind, in a criminal court.
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  4. (d) Explain the salient features of Probation of Offenders Act.
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  5. (e) Discuss the provisions relating to disposal of property pending trial and at the conclusion of trial.
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  6. (f) Explain the provisions in relation to process to compel appearance and compel production of things under Cr.P.C.
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Q.1 Paper 10235. Answer the following in one or two sentences 20 Marks

  1. (a) Define 'inquiry'.
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  2. (b) Define 'offence' under the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973.
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  3. (c) Who is a Public Prosecutor?
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  4. (d) Who is a Probation officer?
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  5. (e) What is 'children's court'?
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  6. (f) Give any 2 rights of an accused person.
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  7. (g) What is Plea Bargaining?
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  8. (h) How is an arrest made?
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  9. (i) When search warrant may be issued?
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  10. (j) What do you mean by compounding of offences?
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Q.2 Paper 10235. Answer any four of the following 20 Marks

  1. (a) Classes of criminal courts
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  2. (b) Prosecutors
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  3. (c) Orders that may be passed by the Juvenile Justice Board
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  4. (d) Powers of the court to release an offender on probation
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  5. (e) Summary trials
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  6. (f) Summons
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Q.3 Paper 10235. Answer the following giving cogent reason (any two) 12 Marks

  1. (a) Mr. Bhagat is convicted for an offence of murder with death penalty.
    • (i) Can he file an appeal against the conviction? Explain.
    • (ii) Explain the law relating to conformation of death penalty.
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  2. (b) Raju and Dev along with their three friends commit dacoity at P.K. Jewellers Shop. After their arrest and completion of investigation, a chargesheet is filed in the sessions court. The trial begins.
    • (i) Can Dev plead for a discharge in this case? Explain.
    • (ii) Can Raju apply for a tender of pardon? When?
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  3. (c) Mr. Rana is arrested for an alleged offence of rape.
    • (i) What is the nature of the offence committed by him?
    • (ii) Can he be released on bail? When?
    • (iii) Can he compound the offence? Why?
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Q.4 Paper 10235. Answer the following (any four) 48 Marks

  1. (a) What is bail? Explain the law relating to bails.
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  2. (b) How is a complaint made to a Magistrate? Explain the procedure of commencement of proceedings before the Magistrate.
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  3. (c) What is an F.I.R? Explain the procedure of investigation by a police officer right from filing of an FIR till submission of the final report.
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  4. (d) Explain the law relating to trial before a court of session.
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  5. (e) What is an appeal? When can an appeal be filed in an appellate court? Explain.
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  6. (f) Explain the procedure of trying an accused person who is of unsound mind, in a criminal court.
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