LL.B. (Three Years) Sem 4 Criminology and Penology Nov 2011 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes
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1. Q.1: Answer in not more than two sentences (20 Marks - 2 marks each)
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(a) Write definition of white collar crime by Sutherland.Read the model answer
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(b) What is Crime Syndicate?Read the model answer
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(c) What is Patrolling?Read the model answer
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(d) What do you mean by free will theory?Read the model answer
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(e) What is kleptomania and pyromania?Read the model answer
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(f) What do you mean by cyber crime?Read the model answer
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(g) What is the object behind Deterrent Theory of punishment?Read the model answer
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(h) What do you mean by victimology?Read the model answer
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(i) What is parole?Read the model answer
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(j) Define Criminology.Read the model answer
2. Q.2: Write short notes, any four (20 Marks - 5 marks each)
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(a) M'Naghten's Rule of Criminal ResponsibilityRead the model answer
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(b) Positive TheoryRead the model answer
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(c) Free-will TheoryRead the model answer
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(d) Organised CrimeRead the model answer
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(e) Juvenile DelinquencyRead the model answer
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(f) Kleptomania and PyromaniaRead the model answer
3. Q.3: Answer any two (12 Marks - 6 marks each)
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(a) A child below seven years committed murder of an adult. (i) Whether he is criminally liable? (ii) What is absolute exemption from criminal liability? (iii) What is the Criminal liability of a child above seven years of age?Read the model answer
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(b) A boy of 16 years was a co-accused in a rape case. (i) Can he be tried under the Juvenile Justice Act of 2000? (ii) What are the causes of Juvenile delinquency? (iii) Any two remedies for Juvenile delinquency.Read the model answer
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(c) An accused was found guilty under section 376(2) of the Indian Penal Code and was sentenced to life imprisonment. During his period in Jail he was allowed benefit of release and had not misused his liberties. (i) On what grounds can an accused be released while undergoing imprisonment? (ii) What are the objectives of so releasing the accused? (iii) What punishment would you like to advise?Read the model answer
4. Q.4: Attempt any four (48 Marks - 12 marks each)
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(a) Explain the following: (i) Nullum Crimen sine lege (3) (ii) Nulla Poena sine lege (3) (iii) Crime Syndicates. 6 marksRead the model answer
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(b) Explain the following: (i) Raffaele Garofalo's classification of Criminals (6) (ii) Dr. Lombroso's theory of born Criminals. 6 marksRead the model answer
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(c) Explain and distinguish Classical school and Positive school.Read the model answer
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(d) (i) Explain Freud's theory of Criminal Behaviour. (6) (ii) Distinguish between Probation and Parole. 6 marksRead the model answer
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(e) Explain the following: (i) Juvenile Justice Board and its procedure. (6) (ii) Child Welfare Committee and its procedure. 6 marksRead the model answer
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(f) Explain the following: (i) Prison reform in India (6) (ii) Multiple factor theory of Crime Causation. 6 marksRead the model answer
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