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Q.1 Perjury means giving willful false evidence by a witness while under oath, the witness is liable to be prosecuted for perjury and the imprisonment may extend to 7 years. This falls under which section of IPC?

A. 190ipc

B. 191ipc

C. 197ipc

D. 198ipc

Explanation :

Perjury means giving willful false evidence by a witness while under oath or failure to tell what he knows or believes to be true. The witness is liable to be prosecuted for perjury and the imprisonment may extend up to 7 years (Sec 198, IPC).

Sec 190 refers to the threat of refraining a person from applying protection to a public servant.
Sec 191 refers to giving false evidence.
Sec 192 refers to fabricating false evidence

Q.2 Criminal responsibility of a person of Unsound mind in India is incorporated in the Indian Penal Code -

A. Section 302

B. Section 84

C. Section 85

D. Section 78

Explanation :

Q.3 IPC for criminal responsibility defining non-offence is?

A. 82

B. 182

C. 72

D. None

Explanation :

Q.4 The minimum age at which an individual is responsible for his criminal act is

A. 7year

B. 12year

C. 10year

D. 14year

Explanation : 82 IPC: A child under the age of seven is incapable of committing an offence.

Q.5 Giving false evidence under oath is defined under section -

A. 151ipc

B. 191ipc

C. 176ipc

D. 177ipc

Explanation :

Q.6 The ideal place to record temperature in a dead body is from

A. Mouth

B. Axilla

C. Groin

D. Rectum

Explanation :

Q.7 Concealment of an Infant is under which section of IPC -

A. 320

B. 302

C. 375

D. 318

Explanation :

Whoever, secretly buries or otherwise disposes of the dead body of the child, intentionally conceals the birth of such a child, shall be punished with imprisonment up to 2years.
If the child whose dead body is so disposed off is of a girl child, the person committing such offence shall be punished with rigorous imprisonment for a term which may extend to five years and fine may extend to fifty thousand rupees- Section 318 I.P.C.

Ref : Reddy 30th/e p. 406

Q.8 Cognisable offence comes under which section of Cr.P.C. -

A. 2C

B. 2A

C. 1A

D. 2B

Explanation : Cognisable offence: Section 2C Cr.P.C.- it is an offence in which a police officer can arrest a person without warrant from the magistrate. e.g., murder, ragging.

Q.9 The common type of inquest in India is

A. Coroner's

B. Police

C. Judicial magistrate

D. Medical examiner's inquest

Explanation :

Q.10 If death occurs in police custody, the investigation is carried out by -

A. Chief judicial magistrate

B. Executive magistrate

C. City magistrate

D. Any magistrate

Explanation :

If death occurs in police custody, the investigation is carried out by magistrate inquest.
Magistrate inquest is done by Executive magistrate, district magistrate (DM) or sub-divisional magistrate (SDM).

Q.11 According to which section, a person can be punished for murder with imprisonment for 10 years

A. Sec 304ipc

B. Sec 302ipc

C. Sec 318ipc

D. None

Explanation :

Q.12 Death caused by medical negligence is under which IPC

A. 301

B. 304

C. 312

D. 327

Explanation :

Death of medical negligence is dealt within 304- A IPC.
It states that whoever causes the death of any person by doing any rash or negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide, shall be punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to two years, or with fine, or with both.

Q.13 The sentence awarded by a court may be enhanced by the

A. High court

B. Higher court

C. Magistrate court

D. Supreme court

Explanation :

Q.14 The hypothetical situation is -

A. Police inquest

B. Magistrate inquest

C. Dying declaration

D. None

Explanation :

Dying deposition is the statement of a person on oath, recorded by a magistrate.

In the presence of the accused or his lawyer.
The lawyer is allowed to cross-examine the witness.
This procedure is not followed in India.
Such a situation is so-called hypothetical as it is practically very difficult to achieve or virtually impossible.

Q.15 The rate of cooling down of dead bodies in tropical climate is(°©)

A. 0.2

B. 1.0

C. 0.5

D. 0.6

Explanation :

Rate of cooling of dead body in tropical countries (India) is 0.5- 0.7°C/hours.
In temperate climate, it is about 1.5°C/hours

Ref : S.K. Singhal 4th/e p. 92

Q.16 The following situations are associated with rise of temperature after death except

A. Burns

B. Heat stroke

C. Pointine hemorrhage

D. Septicaemia

Explanation :

Q.17 Tentative cuts” are seen in?

A. Homicide

B. Sucide

C. Accident

D. Fall from height

Explanation : Tentative/trial/hesitation/preliminary wounds: small multiple superficial somewhat parallel and skin deep cuts usually found on the anterior surface of extremities, chest and abdomen. Unintentional cuts: found on fingers, where razor blade has been gripped.

Q.18 Cherry red color of hypostasis is seen in

A. Co Poisioning

B. Suplhuric acid

C. HNO3

D. None

Explanation : Cherry red color of blood is characteristically found in CO poisoning and in about 50% cases in cyanide/HCN poisoning (in 50% cases of cyanide poisoning it is bright red colored).

Q.19 What disappears first in post mortem rigidity

A. Eyelids

B. Neck

C. Lower limbs

D. Upper limbs

Explanation :

Q.20 Heat stiffening in muscles occurs above temperature (°C)

A. 30

B. 40

C. 50

D. 60

Explanation :

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