Indian Legal System Flashcards
BNS
BNSS
BSA
Indian penal code -> Bhartiya nyaya sanhita
511 ->. 358
Criminal procedure code ->Bhartiya nagarik surakasha sanhita
484. ->. 531 secs
Indian evidence act ->Bharatiya sakshya adhiniyam
167 -> 170 secs
Cognizable offence
Non Cognizable offence
2(9) BNSS -> can arrest without warrant
2(0) BNSS -> cannot arrest without warrant
Summon vs warrant cases
2(x) BNS -> Summon -> lessthan 2 years of imprisonment
2(z) BNS -> Warrant -> greater than 2 years of imprisonment
Forensic medicine is also called _________ ; __________
It applies medical knowledge for _______________
Legal medicine ; state medicine
Administration of Law and justice
Forensic medicine is crucial for the investigation and prosecution of criminal cases.
_______________ is the study of legal principles that guide medical personnel
Medical jurisprudence
Medical jurisprudence covers legal responsibilities and rights of healthcare providers.
______________ is the study of moral principles in a doctors dealings with patient’s
Medical ethics
Medical ethics focuses on patient care standards and moral duties in healthcare
_____________ deals with conventions of courtesy between members of the medical profession
Medical etiquette
Breaches of medical etiquette are not legally punishable
_____________ deals with disputes between two private individuals or parties
Civil law
In civil cases the objective is usually compensation rather than punishment
The primary goal of ___________ is to punish individuals who commit crimes against public interest
Criminal law
Criminal law address offenses such as those against persons property and public safety
In a civil case the ____________ sue the _____________ for compensation
Plaintiff. defendant
Patient sues a doctor for negligence resulting in injury
Criminal case is dispute between the ___________ & the ___________
State ; individual
Unlike civil cases ; criminal cases seek protect public interest by prosecuting offences
The ______________ is the lawyer representing the state in criminal prosecutions
Public prosecutor
Under section 2 (1) (v) BNSS public prosecutor is responsible for handling all state prosecutions.
_______________ refers to laws that are passed by the legislature
Statutory law
63 BNS sexual intercourse with a girl under 18 even with consent is termed as statutory rape
Legislature is group of people who have power to make and change laws ( supreme court ; legislative assemblies; executive [President])
_______________ is an enquiry to cause of death
Inquest
Six types of inquests are in practice
Declaration of geneva
Physicians oath ( modernized hippocratic oath )