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Class 8 Civics Chapter 6 Practice Question Answers - Understanding Our Criminal Justice System (Old Syllabus)

Q1. When someone violate the law, we immediately inform :-

 a. Neighbours

 b. Relative

 c. Judge

 d. Police

 Ans: (d)

Q2. Police generally do :-

 a. File report

 b. Arrest a person

 c. Both (a) & (b)

 d. None of these

 Ans: (c)

Q3. An accused person is decided by :-

 a. Police

 b. Court

 c. Person himself

 d. All of these

 Ans: (b)

Q4. Every person has a fundamental Right to be defended by a lawyer under the act ___________.

 a. Act 42

 b. Act 67

 c. Act 45

 d. Act 22

 Ans: (d)

Q5. Constitution places a duty on the state to provide a lawyer to any citizen who is unable to engage one due to poverty or other disability.

 a. Act 39

 b. Act 22

 c. Act 43

 d. Act 67

 Ans: (a)

Q6. Key players of criminal justice system are :-

 a. Police & public prosecutor

 b. Defence lawyer & Judge

 c. Both (a) & (b)

 d. None of these

 Ans: (c)

Q7. Police file a charge sheet in the court & _________

 a. If police arrest a person

 b. If a person is suspected for anything

 c. If a person commit a crime

 d. If investigation proved the person is accused.

 Ans: (d)

Q8. Who decided the guilty or innocence of victim?

 a. Judge

 b. Police

 c. Neighbor

 d. None of these

 Ans: (a)

Q9. Right not to be ill treated or tortured during arrest or in custody written under :-

 a. Act 22

 b. Act 52

 c. Act 43

 d. Act 67

 Ans: (a)

Q10. Act 22 contains :-

 a. police has the Right to arrest any person without compliant

 b. A boy under 15 years of age & women can’t be used as evidence against the accused

 c. Both (a) & (b)

 d. None of these

 Ans: (b)

Q11. D. K. Basu guideline include :-

 a. The police official should wear, accurate & visible name tags with their identifications

 b. A memo of arrest should be prepared at the time of arrest

 c. Both (a) & (b)

 d. None of these

 Ans: (c)

Q12. FIR means :-

 a. Formal Identification report

 b. first information report

 c. First Indian region

 d. All of these

 Ans: (b)

Q13. Public prosecutor is :-

 a. One who represents the interests of state

 b. One who investigate crime

 c. Both (a) & (b)

 d. None of these

 Ans: (a)

Q14. What is the role of Judge?

 a. Decide whether accused person is guilty or innocent

 b. May send the person to jail

 c. May impose a fine or both

 d. All of these

 Ans: (d)

Q15. What is a fair trial?

 a. The trail in the absence of accused

 b. The trail in the presence of accused

 c. Judge should not be there for judgment

 d. All of these

 Ans: (b)

Q16. What is the best way to chose judges?

 a. Nominating by legislature

 b. by Executive

 c. By political parties

 d. By people

 Ans: (d)

Q17. The chief justice get retired at the age of :-

 a. 56 years

 b. 40 years

 c. 58 years

 d. 75 years

 Ans: (d)

Q18. ‘Rule of law’ was defined by :-

 a. Dyasi

 b. Glade stone

 c. Laski

 d. Glade stone

 Ans: (a)

Q19. The Indian judiciary consists of a _________ for entire nation.

 a. High Court

 b. Supreme Court

 c. District Court

 d. All of these

 Ans: (b)

Q20. Marshal judge is related with :-

 a. Constitutional law

 b. international law

 c. Public law

 d. Rule of law

 Ans: (a)

Q21. When one see violating the law, one immediately think of informing the __________.

 a. Police

 b. Judge

 c. Lawyer

 d. None of these

 Ans: (a)

Q22. According to _________ every individual charged of a crime has to be given fair trial.

 a. law

 b. Constitution

 c. Police

 d. Judge

 Ans: (b)

Q23. The judges of Supreme court are appointed by :-

 a. prime minister

 b. Vice president

 c. Ministers of council

 d. President

 Ans: (d)

Q24. Judiciary of India is :-

 a. Less powerful than that of USA

 b. More powerful than that of USA

 c. Equal powerful than that of USA

 d. None of these

 Ans: (a)

Q25. Which is the highest court of appeal in civil & criminal cases?

 a. District court

 b. Supreme Court

 c. High court

 d. All of these

 Ans: (b)

Q26. Independence of judiciary means :-

 a. It is not under control of legislature or the executive

 b. It is under control of president

 c. Both (a) & (b)

 d. None of these

 Ans: (a)

Q27. The judges of Supreme courts and High courts are appointed by

 a. M. P.

 b. Prime minister

 c. M. L. A.

 d. President

 Ans: (d)

Q28. How many judges are removed by an ‘Impeachment motion’?

 a. Two

 b. Three

 c. Zero

 d. Seven

 Ans: (c)

Q29. The power & independence of the Indian Judiciary allow to act as the guardian of the :-

 a. Fundamental duties

 b. Directive principles of state policy

 c. Moral duty

 d. Fundamental Rights

 Ans: (d)

Q30. What is Public Interest Litigation?

 a. Public is important than law

 b. Nominate the leaders

 c. Any one can approach to courts if public interest is hurt by the actions of government

 d. All of these

 Ans: (c)

Q31. Define the term ”SI”.

 a. International System

 b. System in

 c. Sign in

 d. Sub – Inspector

 Ans: (d)

Q32. Which one of the following is an important function of police?

 a. To arrest the person on complaint

 b. To arrest the neighbour of thief

 c. To punish the accused

 d. To send him to jail

 Ans: (a)

Q33. An investigation include :-

 a. Statement of Witness

 b. statement of bill

 c. Statement of Judge

 d. All of these

 Ans: (a)

Q34. The guidelines for the police investigation are laid down by :-

 a. Supreme Court

 b. Judge

 b. Constitution

 d. None of these

 Ans: (a)

Q35. Arrested person should be protested before a magistrate with in 24 hours of arrest comes under

 a. Act 42

 b. Act 51

 c. Act 56

 d. Act 22

 Ans: (d)

Q36. Define the first step of investigation into crime.

 a. charge Sheet

 b. FIR

 c. Investigation

 d. Punishment

 Ans: (b)

Q37. FIR usually mentioned :-

 a. Date

 b. Time & place

 c. Detail the basic facts & descriptions of event

 d. All of these

 Ans: (d)

Q38. FIR report is signed by :-

 a. Judge

 b. Complainant

 c. Police

 d. Lawyer

 Ans: (b)

Q39. All of these criminal offences are regarded as _________.

 a. Public Right

 b. Livelihood Right

 c. Personal Right

 d. Public wrong

 Ans: (d)

Q40. The prosecutor must conduct the prosecution on the behalf of the ______.

 a. State

 b. Centre

 c. state & centre

 d. All of these

 Ans: (a)

Q41. If the accused is convicted, then the judge pronounced the _________.

a. Reward

b. Award

c. prosecution

d. Sentence

Ans: (d)

Q42. ”Right of law” includes :-

a. every person has right to live.

b. All of these person’s life can be taken away only by following a reasonable & just procedure.

c. Both (a) & (b)

d. None of these

 Ans: (c)

Q43. Public prosecutor function are :-

 a. Cross examine the Victim

 b. Argue the case of Victim

 c. Both (a) & (b)

 d. None of these

 Ans: (d)

Q44. Which one of the following is a function of judge?

 a. Investigation

 b. Arrest the accused

 c. Cross examination

 d. Pass the sentence

 Ans: (b)

Q45. Which one of the following is a function of police?

 a. Conduct a fair trail

 b. meet the accused person

 c. Arrest the person

 d. All of these

 Ans: (c)

Q46. Which one of the following is a function of Defence lawyer?

 a. Investigation

 b. Arrest the accused

 c. Cross examination

 d. Pass the sentence

 Ans: (c)

Q47. Define the term ‘Impartial’

 a. Pass a judgment

 b. the act of being fair & not favoring one side over other

 c. Fair trail

 d. None of these

 Ans: (b)

Q48. Define the term ”Offence”

 a. Any act that the law defines to be a crime

 b. Fair trail

 c. Passing a judgment

 d. Accused will put in jail

 Ans: (a)

Q49. All persons are equal before _____.

 a. Judge

 b. Minister

 c. police

 d. Law

 Ans: (d)

Q50. Detention means :-

 a. Praise given by the police

 b. act of being kept in illegal custody by the police

 c. Both (a) & (b)

 d. None of these

 Ans: (b)

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1. What is the role of the criminal justice system?
Ans. The criminal justice system is responsible for maintaining social order, enforcing laws, and administering justice. Its primary function is to investigate and punish individuals who violate the law. The system is made up of three branches: law enforcement, the courts, and corrections.
2. What are the steps in the criminal justice process?
Ans. The criminal justice process involves several steps, including arrest, booking, arraignment, pre-trial hearings, trial, sentencing, and appeals. The process begins with an arrest, followed by being booked into a jail or holding cell. After this, the defendant is arraigned and given a chance to enter a plea. From there, the case proceeds through the various stages of the criminal justice process.
3. What is the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony?
Ans. A misdemeanor is a less serious offense, usually punishable by a fine or imprisonment for less than a year. Examples of misdemeanors include traffic violations, disorderly conduct, and minor drug offenses. A felony, on the other hand, is a more serious offense, usually punishable by imprisonment for more than a year. Examples of felonies include murder, rape, and major drug offenses.
4. What is the role of a defense attorney in the criminal justice system?
Ans. The role of a defense attorney is to represent the defendant throughout the criminal justice process. This includes investigating the case, providing legal advice, negotiating plea agreements, and representing the defendant in court. The defense attorney's primary goal is to protect the defendant's rights and ensure that they receive a fair trial.
5. What is the purpose of parole in the criminal justice system?
Ans. Parole is a form of early release from prison that is granted to eligible inmates who have served a portion of their sentence. The purpose of parole is to provide a supervised transition back into society and to reduce the overall prison population. Parolees are required to follow certain conditions, such as reporting to a parole officer, attending counseling sessions, and abstaining from drugs and alcohol. If a parolee violates any of these conditions, they may be sent back to prison to serve the remainder of their sentence.
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