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IPC implemented in which year?

Total no of IPC ?

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IPC implemented in 1860

Total no of IPC - 511

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CRPC implemented in which year?

Total no or CRPC?

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CRPC implemented in 1973

Total no of CRPC - 484

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IEA implemented in which year?

Total no of IEA?

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IEA implemented in 1872

Total no of IEA - 167

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Dying Declaration

Expert witness

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Dying declaration - 32 IEA

Expert witness - 45 IEA

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5
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Cognizable offence

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Cognizable offence - 2 [C] CRPC

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Commute sentence to Life Imprisonment in case of a pregnant lady who committed murder

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Commute sentence to Life Imprisonment in case of a pregnant lady who committed murder - 416 CRPC

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Max imprisonment in Assistant Sessions Court?
Max imprisonment in Chief Judicial Magistrate Court?
Max imprisonment in First Class Judicial Magistrate Court?
Max imprisonment in Second Class Judicial Magistrate Court?
Max imprisonment in Juvenile Court(First Class Judicial Magistrate Court)?

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  • Max imprisonment in Assistant Sessions Court - 10 years
  • Max imprisonment in Chief Judicial Magistrate Court - 7 years
  • Max imprisonment in First Class Judicial Magistrate Court - 3 years
  • Max imprisonment in Second Class Judicial Magistrate Court - 1 year
  • Max imprisonment in Juvenile Court(First Class Judicial Magistrate Court) - 3 years
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Max fine levied in First Class Judicial Magistrate Court?

Max fine levied in Second Class Judicial Magistrate Court?

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  • Max fine levied in First Class Judicial Magistrate Court - ₹10000
  • Max fine levied in Second Class Judicial Magistrate Court - ₹5000
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Police inquest

Magistrate inquest

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Police inquest - 174 CRPC

Magistrate inquest - 176 CRPC

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Subpoena

Oath

Oath not taken up to which age?

Definition of oath

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Subpoena: 174 IPC, Penalty - 6 months/₹1000

Oath: 178 IPC, Penalty - 6 months/₹1000

Oath not required for age <12 years

Oath definition: 51 IPC

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11
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Hostile witness

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154 IEA

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12
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Definition of Perjury

Perjury/Giving false evidence in court

Produce false document in court

Punishment for disappearing evidence

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Definition of Perjury - 191 IPC

Perjury/Giving false evidence in court - 193 IPC up to 7 years

Produce fake document in court - 197 IPC up to 7 years

Punishment of disappearing evidence - 201 IPC

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13
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Chief examination

Cross examination

Leading questions are allowed in cross examination

Judge can ask any question at any point

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Chief examination - 137 IEA

Cross examination - 145 IEA

Leading questions are allowed in cross examination - 141 IEA

Judge can ask any question at any point - 165 IEA

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14
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Coroner inquest abolished in India in which year?

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1999

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15
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Conduct money is given in which case?

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Expert witness in criminal case under 312 CRPC

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16
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Recall & Reexamination of witness

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311 CRPC

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17
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No age limit for giving evidence or to testify

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118 IEA

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18
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Dumb person can give evidence by writing or signing

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119 IEA

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19
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Corroborative evidence when a person doesn’t die after dying declaration

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157 IEA

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20
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Summon case punishment

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Less than 2 years

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21
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Warrant case punishment

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More than 2 years

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22
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Court send summon to witness

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61 - 69 CRPC

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23
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Police power for attendance of witness

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160 CRPC

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24
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Police power to summon the witness

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175 CRPC

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25
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Res Gestae

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6 IEA

Acts/involuntary exclamations made at the time of offence & are so closely connected to the main fact

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26
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McNaughtens rule implemented in which year?

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1843

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27
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Unsound mind due to mental illness

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84 IPC

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28
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Testamentary capacity

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31 IPC

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29
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Protection of insane

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84 IPC

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30
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Involuntarily intoxicated not responsible for crime

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85 IPC

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31
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Voluntarily intoxicated is responsible for crime

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86 IPC

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32
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Mental health care Act implementation & amendment

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Implemented in 1987

Amended in 2017

33
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Attempt to suicide has been decriminalised

34
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Minimum age for responsibility of crime

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7 years under 82 IPC

35
Q

Between 7 to 12 years punishment

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Depends on maturity under 83 IPC

36
Q

MTP act implemented in which year?

37
Q

MTP Amendment bill in which year?

38
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Unlawful killing of foetus with mother’s consent

39
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Unlawful killing of foetus without mother’s consent

40
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Unlawful killing of foetus leading to death of mother

41
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Killing a foetus >28 weeks(inside uterus/after birth)

42
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Killing the foetus in an attempt to murder the mother

43
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Adultery

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Under 497 IPC

Adultery was decriminalised on 27/09/2018

44
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Rape definition

45
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Rape punishment

46
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376A IPC

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Female in coma/vegetative state after rape

Death penalty/life imprisonment

47
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376B IPC

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Wife without consent or after divorce

2 to 7 years imprisonments

48
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376C IPC

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Custodial rape

5 to 10 years imprisonment

49
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376D IPC

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Gang rape

20 years to life imprisonment

50
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376E IPC

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Excessive heinous crime

Death penalty/life imprisonment

51
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Criminal Amendment Act year

52
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114 IEA

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Presumption of absence of consent.
If medical evidence of sexual intercourse is proven court presumes that consent is not given.
Burden of proof of consent lies on the male.

53
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113B IEA

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Presumption to dowry death

54
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113A IEA

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Presumption as to abatement of suicide by a married woman

55
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146 IEA

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No questioning of General immoral character of rape victim

56
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327 CRPC

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Rape trial or camera trial

57
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357 CRPC

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Rape victim must receive mandatory treatment and cannot be denied by any hospital

58
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228 IPC

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Identity of rape victim should not be revealed.

Punishable offence

59
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164A CRPC

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Examination of rape victim

60
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39 CRPC

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Inform police regarding rape victim

61
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Consent required for examination of rape victim

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53(2) CRPC

62
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53(1) CRPC

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Consent not need, reasonable force can be applied on the accused

63
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166A IPC

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Failure of police to record FIR.

6 months to 2 years imprisonment

64
Q

166B IPC

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Any hospital doesn’t provide immediate treatment.

One year imprisonment/fine/both

65
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354 IPC

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Indecent assault of female.

Cognizable offence

66
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354A, B, C, D IPC

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354A- Sexual harassment. 1-3 years
354B- Disrobing or undressing of female. 3-7 years
354C- Voyuerism. 1st time upto 3 years, 2nd time upto 7 years(non bailable offence)
354D- Stalking. 1st time upto 3 years, 2nd time upto 5 years(Non-bailable offence)

67
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326A, B IPC

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326A- Acid attack. 10 years imprisonment + 10 lakhs fine

326B- Acid attempt. 7 years

68
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Criminal Amendment Act latest

69
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376AB IPC

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Rape below 12 years

70
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376DB

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Gang rape below 12 years

71
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376(3) IPC

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Rape below 16 years

72
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376DA IPC

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Gang rape below 16 years

73
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POCSO Act

74
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POCSO Bill

75
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377 IPC

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Unnatural sexual offence

10 years punishment

76
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IPC 297

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Necrophagia- Satisfaction after eating dead body

Necrophilia- Satisfaction after having sex with dead body

77
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IPC 294

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Exhibitionism

Punishable upto 3 months

78
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IPC 290

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Frotteurism: Rubbing private parts against female buttock, thigh, breasts or genitalia in crowd

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