I try to compile the Questions posted by Azzee (page 46 to this page) , for the convenience

@ azzee please correct any there any is mistake and thanks alot

Document affecting a legal right

document affecting a legal right

Making a document containing a false statement

Touching or confining the body


One in which arrest can be made without a warrant


Pakistan Coast Guard

None of these

Being reminded of events

The Party who calls him

Statement made on the basis of personal knowledge

The Document itself

bars a statement

True

Kinds of qisas

None of These

Hurts

Identical
Affray

In good faith

(Diyat

None of these
Child of Law

Distinct from each other
Court

Any sentence authorized by law including death sentence
First information report

Both

The court

Good evidence

Cross examination

All of these

InCorrect

Confession(not sure)


Primary evidence

Presiding judge

Not proved

Serious offence

Incorrect

A police officer

Both of these

Police officer

True

Forgery

Dishonesty

Yes
Yes
(d) None of these
Two

Correct

Yes but not in a Hadd Case

In the second schedule or any other law for the time being in force.

Bailable and Compoundable with permission of court


NO

Yes

Public place

(Government

Either of the above

1860

Identical

A human being
Two categories

A right given by law

Both

Yes

Magistrate

The Evidence Act, 1872

True

Facts in issue

No proved

Yes

Examination-in-chief

True

he/she may be guilty of rash driving

1860

Imprisonment for a term which may extend to ten years

different

to harm the reputation of a person

To elaborate the punishment


Apply on all courts


both

The Evidence Act 1872

Only when it prejudicially affects the public


Dishonestly receiving stolen property

2 years


7 categories

Before a magistrate

Substantive law


A magistrate

Is awarded in some crimes

Art. 22 of Q.S.O.

Need not to prove

Both (a) & (b)

5

All of these

6th October 1860

His body and the body of any other person

Kidnapping from Pakistan and from lawful guardianship


3 years

an offence in which a police officer cannot arrest without warrant



as soon as possible


either (a) or (b)

An offence in which a police officer can arrest without warrant

Negligence


Extortion

(xi) When five or more persons, by fighting in a football ground, disturb the public peace, they are said to commit the following offence:
(a) Affray
(b) Rioting
(c) Unlawful Assembly
(d) None of these

Criminal Trespass

is not a competent witness

a competent witness provided the court is satisfied that he had repented and mended his ways

offences punishable with hadd

Relevant
relevant only when accused provides evidence of his good character

by primary as well as secondary evidence

Corporeal property of every description not attached to the Earth

Gain by unlawful means of property to which the person gaining is not legally entitled

Qisas, Diyat, Arsh, Daman, Tazir, Death, Imprisonment For Life, Rigorous or Simple Imprisonment, Forfeiture of Property, Fine.

When two or more persons agree or cause to be done, an illegal act or an act which is not illegal by illegal means

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Any sentence authorised by law, Death Sentence subject to confirmation by High Court.

If he has sufficient cause to believe that thing but not otherwise

I Just compile the Questions Posted by terminator, with answers :-

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Correction, The Answer of this is,

To a Part of Pakistan

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All these questions posted by the terminator in the previous pages (36-38), i solved these and just posted

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please review the following

(18) Hearsay evidence is:
(a) No evidence
(b) Good evidence
(c) None of these
Good evidence

to me CORRECT is c i.e non of these


The plea of alibi is raised by:
(a) Witnesses
(b) Complaints
(c) Accused persons
(d) All of these
All of these

to me CORRECT is c i.e Accused,please read the following

(Alibi is a plea of defence, (in respect of innocence of accused) by which the accused suggests to the court that he was some where else at the time of commission of alleged offence.

Where an alleged offence has been committed, and the prosecution accuses a person of having committed the same, in fit circumstances, it would be a complete answer to the accusation for that person to plead that he was at the time of occurence else-where.

Alibi as an evidence is admissible under article 24 of qanoon-e-shahadat as it postulates physical impossibility of the presence of accused at scene of the offence by reason of his presence at another place. Plea of Alibi can succeed only if it was shown that accused was so far away at the relevant time that he could not be present at the place where the crime was committed.

Plea of Alibi should be taken at the earliest and must be supported by strond evidence.

The burden of prooving this plea is on accused, and if that person succeeds in establishing that plea, he will be entitled to acquittal)

19) A lunatic is incompetent to give evidence:
(a) Yes
(b) No
(c) A court may decide
Yes

(to me CORRECT IS b i.e NO)


20) The examination of a witness after his cross-examination is called:
(a) Examination-in-chief
(b) Leading examination
(c) Concluding examination
(d) None of these
Examination-in-chief

(CORRECT IS D i.e non of these --after cross -examination its re-examination )

(xi) When five or more persons, by fighting in a football ground, disturb the public peace, they are said to commit the following offence:
(a) Affray
(b) Rioting

ANSWER IS NOT MENTION in your post-answer is a Affray



goodluck..

Dear friends... correct the MCQs where i am wrong

I hope this would be convenient for all my fellow members. (Courtesy to dear Azzee)

Unsolved MCQs


1) Valuable security is:

(a) money in cash (b) property (c) document affecting a legal right( correct) (d) none of these.

(2) Local law is applied to:

(a) a class of persons (b) a class of property
(c) to a Part of Pakistan(correct) (d) none of these.

(3) Fine is recoverable:

(a) within 12 years . . (b) within 6 years
(c) within 3 years ... (d) none of these (Correct)

(4) Fabrication of false evidence is:

(a) making oral statement which is false
(b) conveying to the authorities information which is false (a) making a document containing a false statement (correct)(d) none of these.

(5) Criminal intimidation by anonymous complaint amounts to:

(a) an offence (b) does not amount to an offence (correct) (c) none of these.

(6) Shortest of the longest prescribed term of imprisonment in Penal Code is:

(a) Ten days (b) Five days
(c) Twenty four hours (correct) (d) none of these.

(7) Arrest of a person is made by:

(a) oral command (b) touching or confining the body -. (c) putting handcuffs(correct)(d) none of these.

(8) A warrant of arrest remains in force:

(a) indefinitely
(b) for a period of three years
(c) for a period of one year
(d) none of these-(correct...it is to arrest person immediately)

(9) Cognizable offence is:

(a) offence punishable with imprisonment (b) offence punishable with fine (c) one in which arrest can be made without a warrant (correct) (d) None of these.

(10) Apology tendered by convicts:

(a) in no case leads to his discharge . (b) in all cases leads to his discharge (c) in some cases leads to his discharge (correct) (d) none of these.

(11) Pardon to an accomplice:

(a) exonerates him from the offence
(b) does not exonerate him from the offence
(c) exonerates him conditionally (correct)
(d) none of these.

(12) Civil Armed Forces means:

(a.) Police (correct) (b) Army-
(c) Pakistan Coast Guard (d) none of these

(13) Accomplice is a competent witness:

(a) in all cases (correct...except in hadd cases)(b) in no case
(c) Hadd cases (d) none of these

(14) Refreshing memory is:

(a) reading a writing of someone else (b) reading a writing made by himself(correct......accused read his own statement made by police is a refreshing memory)(c) being reminded of events (d) none of these.

(15) Examination in chief is examination of a witness by:

(a) a police officer (b) the opposing party (c) the party who calls him (correct) (d) none of these.

(16) Hearsay is:

(a) statement made on the basis of record (b) statement made on the basis of personal knowledge(correct...may be... hearsay mean suuni sunnae bat)(c) statement made on the authority of another (d) none of these.

(17) Primary evidence is:

(a) direct oral evidence (b) dying declaration
(c) the document itself (correct)(d) none of these

(18) Court includes:

(a) arbitrators (b) mediators
(c) conciliators (d) none of these(correct)

(19) Private documents are:

(a) registered documents the execution whereof is not disputed- (b) record of judicial proceedings (c) documents maintained by public servant under any law (d) none of these.(correct)

(20) Estoppel:

(a) bars a suit(correct) (b) bars a statement
(c) .bars prosecution (d) none of these

(1)An offender cannot, under any circumstances be kept in solitary confinement for more than:
(a) Three months
(b) Six months
(c) 12 months
(d) None of these (correct)

(2) What is the maximum duration of sentence of imprisonment in default of Payment of fine of Rs. 5000 for offences punishable with fine only:
(a) Three months
(b) Six months
(c) 12 months
(d) None of these (correct...court may decide)

(3) Name the offence the commission of which is not punishable under Pakistan Penal Code, but the attempt to commit is punishable.

(4)Fabricating false evidence and intentionally giving false evidence in any stage of judicial proceeding or for the purpose of being used in any stage of judicial proceeding are:
(a) Synonymous (correct)
(b) Different

(5) Is giving a female in marriage a valid badl-i-sulh (qisas)? [Yes/No] (No)

(6) Violation of an order by a Magistrate to a certain person to pay a certain amount of money for maintenance of his wife and children is punishable under the law. [True/False](False.... there is no such punishment..unfortunately)

(7) As a general rule, no complaint is required to be made in a cognizable case. [True/False] (false)

(8) Under no circumstances, a police officer can arrest a person without a warrant of arrest issued by a Magistrate. [True/False](true...in some cases)

(9) A person alleged to have committed “forgery” can be arrested by a police officer without a warrant of arrest. [True/False] (false)

(10) Qatl-i-amd is a compoundable offence. [True/False](true but with the consent of the heirs of victim)

(11) When an offender is absconding, the Court can record evidence in his absence. [True/False] (false)

(12) A magistrate having passed an order of discharge cannot subsequently take fresh proceedings against the accused in respect of the same offense. [True/False](False)

(13) “Conclusive Proof” is a fact which can be rebutted by the either party by producing strong evidence to contradict it. [True/False] (True)

(14) All confessions are admissions but al admissions are not confessions. [True/False] (true)

(15) Two witnesses are required to prove a fact in a case. [True/False](false...one is sufficent)

(16) Admissions are made in criminal cases while confessions are made in civil cases only. [True/False] (false)

(17) An approver is an accomplice in a case. [True/False] (true)

(18) A witness can be excused from answering a question on the ground that his answer to the question will incriminate him. [True/False](true)

(19) A conviction can be based on the statement of the co-accused. [True/False] (true)

(20) The opinion of expert is not binding upon the judge. [True/False](false)
(1) A minister is a public servant:
(a) True (true)
(b) False

(2) Arsh and daman are:
(a) Kind of hurt
(b)Kinds of qisas (true)
(c) Commutation of sentence of imprisonment
(d) None of these

(3) Cowries are:
(a) Coins
(b) Medals
(c) Unstamped copper
(d) None of these (correct)

(4) Damiyah and hashimah are:
(a) Hurts (correct)
(b) Punishments
(c) Names of persons
(d) None of these

(5) Medical and legal standards of sanity are:
(a) Identical (correct)
(b) Different from each other
(c) None of these

(6) When five or more persons disturb the public peace by fighting on a public road they are said to commit the offence of:
(a) Unlawful assembly
(b) Riot
(c) Affray (correct)
(d) None of these

(7) Isqat-i-janin is miscarriage:
(a) With consent
(b) In good faith
(c) None of these (correct)

(8) Punishment for qatl-i-khata is:
(a) Diyat (correct)
(b) Qisas
(c) Imprisonment
(d) None of these

(9) The Code of Criminal Procedure is:
(a) Substantive law (correct)
(b) Administrative law
(c) Special law
(d) None of these

(10) An accused person has been described as:
(a) Father of law (correct)
(b) Child of law
(c) Mother of law
(d) None of these

(11) Charge and offence are:
(a) Distinct from each other (correct)
(b) The same
(c) None of these

(12) An inquiry is conducted by:
(a) The police
(b) The prosecution
(c) The Court (correct)
(d) None of these

(13) An Additional Session Judge can pass:
(a) Any sentence of imprisonment
(b) Any sentence authorized by law including death sentence (correct)
(c) Any sentence authorized by law excluding death sentence
(d) None of these

(14) FIR means:
(a) Final Investigation Report
(b) First information report (correct)
(c) Actual information report
(d) None of these

(15) Approver is a person:
(a) Who approved the crime plan
(b) Who participated in the crime
(c) Who retracted confession (correct)
(d) None of these

(16) Refreshing of memory is allowed to:
(a) Plaintiffs
(b) Defendants
(c) Both (correct)
(d) None of these

(17) Irrelevant questions may be asked by:
(a) Defence counsel 9correct)
(b) Prosecution
(c) The court
(d) None of these

(18) Hearsay evidence is:
(a) No evidence(correct)
(b) Good evidence
(c) None of these

(19) Leading questions are generally asked in:
(a) Examination-in-chief
(b) Cross examination (correct)
(c) Re-examination
(d) None of these

(20) The plea of alibi is raised by:
(a) Witnesses
(b) Complaints
(c) Accused persons (correct)
(d) All of these

(1) An arbitrator is also a Court:
(a) Correct
(b) Incorrect (correct)

(2) An oral statement made by a person which suggest any inference as to any fact in issue under certain circumstances is:
(a) Admission
(b) Confession
(c) None of these (correct)

(3) Oral evidence is:
(a) Best evidence
(b) No evidence (correct)
(c) Bad evidence
(d) None of these

(4) Generally documents are to be proved by:
(a) Primary evidence (correct)
(b) Secondary evidence
(c) None of these

(5) Irrelevant questions may be asked by the:
(a) Prosecution
(b) Defence (correct)
(c) Presiding judge
(d) None of these

(6) Ambiguities in documents are:
(a) Latent
(b) Patent
(c) Both ‘a’ and ‘b’ (correct)
(d) None of these

(7) When a fact is neither proved nor disapproved, it is said to be:
(a) Not proved (correct)
(b) Proved
(c) None of these

(8) A cognizable offence is usually:
(a) No offence
(b) Serious offence (correct)
(c) Minor offence
(d) None of these

(9) There is no difference between a complaint and FIR:
(a) Correct
(b)Incorrect (correct)
(c) None of these

(10) An investigation is made by:
(a) A police officer (correct)
(b) A magistrate
(c) Both
(d) None of these

(11) After a charge has been framed against an accused, he may be:
(a) Discharged
(b) Acquitted
(c) Both of these (correct)
(d) None of these

(12) A person who has committed a serious offence may be arrested by:
(a) A private person
(b) Police officer (correct)
(c) Magistrate
(d) All of the above
(e) None of these

(13) Retracted confession is a confession made before:
(a) A Police officer (correct)
(b) A magistrate
(c) A private person
(d) None of these

(14) Where there is a conviction, there is an appeal.
(a) False
(b) True(correct)
(c) None of these

(15) A signs his own name to a bill of exchange, intending that it may be believed that the bill was drawn by another person of the same name. A has committed:
(a) Forgery
(b) Fraud (correct)
(c) Mischief
(d) None of these

(16) Whoever does anything with the intention of causing wrongful again to one person or wrongful loss to another person is said to do that thing:
(a) Fraudulently
(b) Gaining or losing wrongfully
(c) Dishonestly (correct)
(d) None of these

(17) Preparation to commit an offence is:
(a) Not punishable
(b) Punishable in certain cases (correct)
(c) None of these

(18) Bigamy means:
(a) Adultery
(b) Taking away with criminal intention a married woman
(c) Concealment of a marriage (correct)
(d) None of these

(19) Jurh is a hurt, its kinds are:
(a) Two
(b) Three
(c) Four (correct)
(d) None of these

(20) Prosecution is bound to prove motive for the crime:
(a) Correct
(b) Incorrect
(c) None of these(correct)
(1) Civil court can review its order under Section 114 C.P.C Has a Criminal Court the similar power:
(a) Yes
(b) No
(c) Yes, in some areas

(2) To prove terms of a contract contained in six letters should:
(a) All the letters be produced
(b) More important among them be produced (correct)

(3) Can a court allow to be produced any evidence made available through recorded cassette talk between accused and another person?
(a) Yes
(b) No
(c) Yes, If the court considers appropriate (correct)

(4) Can Caricature and an inscription on a metal plate be categorized as a document?
(a) Yes (correct)
(b) No

(5) An accomplice is a competent witness against an accused:
(a) Yes but not in a Hadd Case (correct)
(b) No

(6) Can witness to character may be cross examined and reexamined?
(a) Yes
(b) No
(c) Yes, may be cross examined but not reexamined.(correct)
(d) None of these

(7) Bailable offense means an offence shown as bailable.
(a) In the Second Schedule (correct)
(b) In the first schedule
(c) In the second schedule or any other law for the time being in force.

(8) Can a person be tried again for an offence for which he was acquitted by a court not competent to try the case?
(a) Yes (correct)
(b) No

(9) Can a criminal court order disposal of property of a pending case if it consists of fruit and vegetable?
(a) Yes (correct)
(b) No

(10) Is the offence of cheating (Sec 417):
(a) Non Bailable and Non Compoundable
(b) Non Bailable and Compoundable
(c) Bailable and Compoundable with permission of court (correct)

(11) Is the provincial legislature competent to amend, modify or repeal the code of criminal procedure?
(a) Yes
(b) No (correct0

(12) Is a previously convicted woman accused entitled to Bail under Section 497 Cr.P.C:
(a) Yes
(b) No

(13) A is wounded within jurisdiction of court X, and dies within jurisdiction of court Z. The offence may be tried by:
(a) Court X alone (correct)
(b) Court Z alone
(c) Court X or Z

(14) A and B mutually agree to fence with each other for amusement. A while playing fairly causes grievour hurt to B. Has A committed offence?
(a) Yes
(b) No (correct)

(15) A enters into the house of B at midnight and is challenged by B and during ensuing scuffle causes death of B. Which of the following offences have been committed by A?
(a) Section 452 and 302
(b) Section 460 and 302
(c) Section 448 and 302

(16) A, being executor to the will of the decreased person disobeys the law which directs him to divide the effects according to the will and appropriates them to his own use. Which of the following offences has A commited?
(a) Cheating
(b) Criminal breach of trust(correct)
(c) Forgery

(17) Can a judge of High court and an Arbitrator appointed by a court categorized as “Public Servant”.
(a) Yes (correct)
(b) No

(18) A, a surgeon, knowing that a particular operation is likely to cause death to Z but in good faith and in Z’s benefit performs that operation on Z with his consent. Has he committed any offence?
(a) Yes
(b) No (correct)

(19) A, a public servant, induces Z, erroneously to believe that A’s influence with the government has obtained a title for Z and thus induces Z to give A money as a reward for this service. A has committed the offence of:
(a) Cheating
(b) Taking gratification other than legal remuneration (correct)

(20) Apprehending injury to him, A confined B in a house but escape is open through a door. Is A guilty of the offence of:
(a) Wrongful confinement (correct)
(b) Wrongful restraint
(c) None of these
(1) An affray is committed in a:
(a) Private place
(b) Public place
(c) Both (correct)
(d) None of these

(2) Sedition means exciting bad feelings against:
(a) Armed forces
(b)Government
(c) Political leaders
(d)All of these
(e) None of these (correct...it is against the state only)

(3) In robbery there is:
(a) Theft
(b) Extortion
(c) Either of the above (correct)
(d) None of these

(4) The Pakistan Panel Code is as old as:
(a) 1890
(b) 1865
(c) 1860 (correct)
(d) None of these

(5) Extradition is a:
(a) Punishment
(b) Offence (correct)
(c) Law
(d) None of these

(6) Standards of medical and legal sanity are:
(a) Identical (correct)
(b)Different
(c) None of these

(7) A person is liable for his own wrongful acts:
(a) Absolutely correct (correct)
(b) Generally correct
(c) Absurd
(d) None of these

(8) Homicide is the killing of:
(a) A human being (correct)
(b) A living creature
(c) Both
(d) None of these

(9) In the Code of Criminal Procedure, offences are divided into:
(a) Two categories
(b)Five categories
(c) Seven categories
(d) None of these (correct)

(10) Appeal is:
(a) A natural right
(b) A right given by law (correct)
(c) A right given by the trial Court
(d) None of these

(11) Appellate and revisional jurisdictions are:
(a) Same
(b) Inter-linked
(c) Separate
(d) None of these

(12) Trial is a judicial proceeding which ends in:
(a) Conviction/acquittal
(b) Discharge
(c) Both (correct)
(d) None of these

(13) The term offence has been defined in the Code of Criminal Procedure:
(a) Yes (correct)
(b)No
(c) None of these

(14) A complaint is made to a:
(a) Magistrate (correct)
(b) Police officer
(c) District Nazim
(d) None of these

(15) Summary trial is:
(a) No trial
(b) Speedy trial (correct)
(c) Both

(16) The Qanun-e-Shahadat Order, 1984 repealed:
(a) The Evidence Act, 1872 (correct)
(b)The Ordinance of 1978
(c) None of these

(17) Who decides whether a person is competent to testify?
(a) Prosecutor
(b) Defence lawyer
(c) District attorney
(d) None of these (correct...the court decide)

(18) A fact is said not to be proved when it is:
(a) No proved
(b) Disproved
(c) Both (correct)
(d) None of these

(19) A lunatic is incompetent to give evidence:
(a) Yes (correct)
(b) No
(c) A court may decide

(20) The examination of a witness after his cross-examination is called:
(a) Examination-in-chief
(b) Leading examination
(c) Concluding examination
(d) None of these (correct...it is called re-examination)
(1) Whenever violence is used by an unlawful assembly, every member of such assembly is guilty of the offence of rioting :
(a) True
(b) False(true)

(2) Whoever drives any vehicle --- so rash or negligent as to endanger human life:
(a) he/she may be guilty of trespass to land
(b) he/she may be guilty of rash driving (true)
(c) None of these

(3) The Pakistan Penal Code is as old as:
(a) 1890
(b) 1875
(c) 1860(correc t)
(d) None of these

(4) For the offense of attempt to murder, punishment is:
(a) substantial fine
(b) Imprisonment for a term which may extend to ten years(correct)
(c) None of these

(5) In culpable homicide amounting to murder:
(a) Intention/knowledge is an essential ingredient(correct)
(b) intention/knowledge has no relevance at all
(c) None of these

(6) The offences of Rape and adultery are:
(a) Identical (correct)
(b) different
(c) None of these

(7) Extradition is a:
(a) crime
(b) civil wrong
(c) Law (correct)
(d) None of these

(8) Defamation mean:
(a) to honor and promote a person
(b) to hurt a person or to cause psychological injuries
(c) to harm the reputation of a person (correct)
(d) None of these

(9) The object of Code of Criminal Procedure is:
(a) to strengthen the economic foundations of the country
(b) is to ensure that the accused person gets a full and fail trial (correct, if at the w=end it is full n fair trail)
(c) to elaborate the punishment
(d) None of these

(10) In matters of procedure the correct principle is:
(a) a particular procedure should be considered to be permitted if it is not prohibited.(correct)
(b) a particular procedure should be considered to be prohibited if it is not permitted.
(c) a particular procedure should be considered to be permitted even it is not prohibited

(11) The provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code do not apply to proceeding in the:
(a) Lower Courts (correct...there is no word lower court)
(b) High Courts
(c) Supreme Court
(d) Apply on all courts

(12) Trial is a judicial proceeding which ends in:
(a) Conviction/acquittal
(b) discharge
(c) both (correct)
(d) None of these

(13) Summary Trial is:
(a) Speedy trial (correct)
(b) No trial
(c) Neither
(d) None of these

(14) A criminal court is not competent to decide the civil rights of the parties, question like ownership and title:
(a) True (true)
(b) False

(15) Presumption is always that the law will be applicable retrospectively more s when the law is of a penal nature:
(a) True
(b) False

(16) If a police officer investigates a non-cognizable case without an order from a Magistrate he commits an illegality:
(a) True
(b) False (true)

(17) An insane/lunatic is incompetent to give evidence:
(a) Yes (both a and C are correct)
(b) No
(c) A court may decide

(18) The Qanun-e-Shahadat order in its rigour is not intended to apply to proceedings before an arbitrator:
(a) True (correct)
(b) False

(19) The word “evidence” signifies of being evident i.e., plain, apparent or notorious:
(a) True
(b) False (correct)

(20) The Qanun-e-Shahadat order 1984 repealed:
(a) The Evidence Act 1908
(b) The Evidence Act 1948
(c) The Evidence Act 1872 (correct)
(d) None of these
(1) Public nuisance is a tort:
(a) Only when it prejudicially affects the public(correct...sorry i m not sure here)
(b) Only when it damages property belonging to the public
(c) Only when it causes direct and substantial injury to an individual
(d) None of these

(2) Confession made under the promise of secrecy is:
(a) Admissible (correct)
(b) Inadmissible
(c) Objectionable
(d) None of these

(3) An irrebuttable presumption:
(a) Is inconclusive proof of a fact (correct)
(b) Is conclusive proof of a fact
(c) Can be contradicted
(d) None of these

(4) Evidence may be given of:
(a) Inadmissible facts
(b) Irrelevant facts
(c) Facts in issue (correct)
(d) None of these

(5) Doctrine of estoppel:
(a) Applies to a minor
(b) Does not apply to a minor (correct)
(c) Applies to a minor for acts and omissions of others
(d) None of these

(6) Admission on point of law:
(a) Has force
(b) Has no force
(c) May help in proof (correct)
(d) None of these

(7) Dying declaration made under expectation of death is:
(a) Irrelevant
(b) Inadmissible
(c) Admissible (correct)
(d) None of these

(8) For a crime of strict liability:
(a) ‘mens reas’ is esential
(b) ‘actus reas’ is esential
(c) Both ‘mens rea’ and ‘actus reas’ are esential
(d) None of these

(9) Section 411 PPC relates to:
(a) Extortion
(b) Dacoity
(c) Dishonestly receiving stolen property
(d) None of these

(10) A master is liable for the torts of his servant:
(a) When the servant commits an ultra vires act
(b) When the servant commits an intra vires act
(c) When the servant commits a wrong within the course of employment(correct)
(d) None of these

(11) Punishment for imputation of unchastity of woman is:
(a) 2 years
(b) 5 years
(c) 10 years
(d) None of these

(12) A magistrate can order a person who files a false, frivolous and vexatious criminal case against somebody.
(a) To pay compensation to that somebody.
(b) To force him to deposit fine
(c) To ask him to apologize
(d) None of these

(13) Shujjah is divided into:
(a) 7 categories
(b) 8 categories
(c) 10 categories
(d) None of these(correct)

(14) Punishment for attempt to commit suicide is:
(a) 4 years (correct...not sure here)
(b) 6 years
(c) 8 years
(d) None of these

(15) In pre arrest bail
(a) Complaint is not essential
(b) FIR is essential (correct)
(c) FIR is not essential
(d) None of these

(16) A private complaint can be lodged:
(a) Before a Judge of High Court
(b) Before a Session judge
(c) Before a magistrate(correct)
(d) None of these

(17) Criminal Procedure is a Code of:
(a) Substantive law
(b) Adjective law
(c) Substantive as well as adjective law (correct)
(d) None of these

(18) Qanune Shahadat Order divides ‘fact’ into:
(a) 2 categories (correct)
(b) 3 categories
(c) 4 categories
(d) None of these

(19) Order for removal of obstruction and nuisance in urgent cases can be given by:
(a) A police officer
(b) A nazim
(c) A magistrate (correct)
(d) None of these

(20) Compensation:
(a) Is awarded in all crimes
(b) Is not awarded at all in some crimes
(c) Is awarded in some crimes (correct)
(d) None of these
i) judicial confession can be recorded by the following procedure available in:
(a)section 164 cr.pc
(b)section 364 cr.pc
(c ) both sections
(d) none of these

(ii) the procedure of identification parade is available in:
(a)Art. 22 of Q.S.O.
(b)Art. 24 of Q.S.O.
(c) Art. 27 of Q.S.O.
(d) Any of these

(iii) fact of judicial notice requires its proof by:
(a) oral evidence
(b) documentary evidence
(c) by both (a) & (b)
(d) Need not to prove (correct)

(iv) expert is a person who is specially skilled in the subject of:
(a) foreign law
(b) Art
(c) Both (a) & (b) (correct)
(d) None of these

(v) hearsay evidence is generally:
(a) admissible evidence
(b) inadmissible evidence (correct)
(c) oral evidence
(d) none of these

(vi) Accomplice is a type of witness:
(a) who is partner in crime (correct)
(b) who don’t associate in crime
(c) who may be a planted person in a criminal gang
(d) none of these

(vii) section __________ deals with arrest without warrant:
(a) 46
(b) 48
(c) 54
(d) 59

(viii) Arrest without warrant can be made by a Police officer:
(a) of any rank
(b) officer in charge of a police station (correct)
(c) not below the rank of officer
(d) any of these

(ix) unlawful assembly is an assembly consisting at least _____5____ persons:
(a) 4
(b) 5
(c) 6
(d) None of these

(x) after recording confession, the accused is:
(a) sent back to the police custody
(b) kept in judicial lock up
(c) set free
(d) none of these (correct...court may decide)

(xi) confirmation of death sentence by the High court must be signed by:
(a) one judge
(b) two judge
(c) three judges
(d) any of these

(xii) bailable offences are offences punishable with:
(a) imprisonment for life
(b) imprisonment less than 10 years
(c) Death
(d) All of these
its none of these

(xiii) FIR of a cognizable offences can be lodged by :
(a) the aggrieved person
(b) the relative of the aggrieved
(c) Any person having knowledge of the offence
(d) All of these (correct)

(xiv) statement recorded under section 342 shall be administered on Oath :
(a) Yes
(b) No
(c) Discretion of court to ask for Oath or not

(xv) The form of FIR contains:
(a) 4 columns
(b) 5 columns
(c) 6 columns
(d) 7 columns
(xvi) Pakistan Penal Code was passed in:
(a) 7th April 1860
(b) 6th October 1860
(c) 7th October 1860 (correct)
(d) None of these

(xvii) right of private defence of body includes the defence of:
(a) his own body
(b) Any other person
(c) His own body and of his close relative (correct)
(d) His body and the body of any other person

(xviii) kidnapping includes:
(a) kidnapping from Pakistan
(b) kidnapping from lawful guardianship
(c) kidnapping from Pakistan and from lawful guardianship (corect)
(d) None of these

(xix) the word “injury” includes or denotes any harm whether illegally caused to person:
(a) in body
(b) reputation or property
(c) mind
(d) All of these (correct)

(xx) whoever commits theft shall be punished with imprisonment of the description for a term which may extend to:
(a) 3 years
(b) 19 years
(c) 14 years
(d) 17 years

(i) Non-Cognizable Offence is:
(a) an offence in which a police officer can arrest without warrant (correct)
(b) an offence in which a police officer cannot arrest without warrant
(c) an offence in which a police officer cannot arrest an accused person
(d) None of these

(ii) A Justice of Peace appointed under the Code of Criminal Procedure (V of 1898) for the purpose of making an arrest has the power of:
(a) a Magistrate (correct)
(b) a Judicial Magistrate
(c) a Police Officer
(d) None of these

(iii) A Magistrate First Class can tray:
(a) all offences punishable with death
(b) all offences not punishable with death
(c) all offences punishable with imprisonment (correct)

@amina sis one more correction plz

13) Shujjah is divided into:
(a) 7 categories
(b) 8 categories
(c) 10 categories
(d) None of these

7 categories

reference 337 PPC . Shajjah : (1) Whoever causes, on the head or face of any person, any hurt which
does not amount to itlaf-i-udw or itlaf-i-salahiyyat-i-udw, is said to cause shajjah.
(2) The following are the kinds of shajjah namely:-
(a) Shajjah-i-Khafifah
(b) Shalfah'i-mudihah
(c) Shajjah-i-hashimah
(d) Shajjah-i-munaqqilah
(e) Shaijah-i-ammah and
(f) Shajjah-i-damighah

it means it has 6 kinds not seven so the CORRECT answer is d - none of these

@hadia sis it has some mistakes

please compare it with my previouse posts,amina sis post and correction made by me in amina's post

Notes from Drug Report 2011

Globally, some 210 million people use illicit drugs each year, and almost 200,000 of them die from drugs.
1. Between 1998 and 2009, global production of opium rose almost 80 per cent.
2. Drug traffickers and organized criminals are forming transnational networks, sourcing drugs on one continent,trafficking them across another, and marketing them in a third.
3. Drug use affects not only individual users, but also their families, friends, co-workers and communities.
4. Drugs generate crime, street violence and other social problems that harm communities.
5. Illicit drug use is contributing to the rapid spread of infectious diseases like HIV and hepatitis.
6. Consumption of combinations of drugs rather than just one illicit substance is becoming more common.
7. 2010 saw a significant decrease in opium production, this was largely due to a plant disease.
8. Estimated value of the European cocaine market ($33 billion) is almost equivalent to that of the North American market ($37 billion).

Key Drugs and terms
1. Criminals (drug traffickers)
2. Victims (drug users)
3. ATS – Amphetamine-type stimulants (ATS) refers to a group of substances comprised of synthetic stimulants from the amphetamines-group of substances
4. Coca paste (or coca base) – An extract of the leaves of the coca bush.
5. Cocaine (base and salts)- Purification of coca paste yields cocaine (base and hydrochloride)
6. Crack (cocaine) – Cocaine base obtained from cocaine hydrochloride through conversion processes to make it suitable for smoking.
7. Heroin HCl (heroin hydrochloride),Injectable form of heroin, sometimes referred to as ‘Heroin no. 4.
8. Heroin no. 3 – A less refined form of heroin suitable for smoking.
9. Opioid – A generic term applied to alkaloids from opium poppy,
10. Opiate – A subset of opioids comprised of the various products derived from the opium poppy plant including opium, morphine and heroin.
11. Poppy straw – All parts (except the seeds) of the opium poppy.
12. Speedballing – the concurrent or simultaneous use of cocaine and heroin –
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Global developments in illicit drug consumption, production and trafficking
• Consumption
1. Globally, In 2009, between 149 and 272 million people, or 3.3% to 6.1% of the population aged 15-64, used illicit substances once in the previous year.

2. Number of problem drug users, is estimated at between 15 and 39 million(equivalent to 0.3%-0.9%).
3. Some 25% of the adult population (15 years and above) are current tobacco smokers, according to the World Health Organization.
4. Cannabis is most widely used illicit drug type, consumed by between 125 and 203 million people worldwide in 2009.
5. cannabis is followed by ATS (amphetamine-type stimulants; mainly methamphetamine, amphetamine and ecstasy),
6. opioids including opium, heroin and prescription opioids .
7. Several new synthetic compounds have emerged in established illicit drug markets. Many of these are marketed as ‘legal highs’ and substitutes for illicit stimulant such as cocaine or ‘ecstasy.’ e.g piperazines and mephedrone.
8. Annual prevalence of drug use at the global level, by illicit drug category, 2009-2010(In percent of population age 15-64)
a. Cannabis (2.8%-4.5%)( 125 and 203 million people)
b. Amphetamines (0.3%-1.3%)( some 14 to 57 million people)
c. Opioids (0.5%-0.8%)( some 12 to 21 million people)
d. Cocaine (0.3%-0.5%)( some 14.2 to 20.5 million people)
e. Of which opiates (0.3%-0.5%)( some 14.2 to 20.5 million people)
f. Ecstasy-group (0.2%-0.6%)( some 11 to 28 million)
9. Cannabis is the problem drug in most regions, but it is particularly prominent in Africa and Oceania, Opiates in Europe and Asia, whereas cocaine is in South America.
10. The global average prevalence of HIV among injecting drug users is estimated at 17.9%, or equivalently, 2.8 million people who inject drugs are HIV positive.
11. Nearly one in five injecting drug users is living with HIV.
12. The prevalence of Hepatitis C among injecting drug users at the global level is estimated at 50% (range: 45.2%-55.3%), 8.0 million (range: 7.2 – 8.8 million) injecting drug users worldwide who are infected with HCV.
13. Deaths related to the use of illicit drugs are estimated between 104,000 and 263,000 each year, equivalent to a range of 23.1 to 58.7 deaths per one million (aged 15-64).
• Production
1. The world’s largest illicit drug product – in volume terms – is cannabis, that is, the production of cannabis herb, followed by cannabis resin.
2. The second largest illicit drug production is related to cocaine
3. Cannabis herb cultivation occurs in most countries worldwide, but Afghanistan and Morocco were major producers
4. Morocco – mainly producing cannabis for the markets in West and Central Europe and North Africa and Afghanistan – mainly producing for neighbouring countries in South-West Asia and for the local market.
5. Global opium poppy cultivation amounted to some 195,700 ha in 2010,
6. 123,000 ha - were cultivated in Afghanistan
7. Afghanistan remained the world’s largest illicit opium-producing country, accounting for 74% of global opium production in 2010, down from 88% in 2009 and 92% in 2007
8. Global Coca cultivation amounted to some 195,700 ha in 2010149,100(falling by 18% from 2007 to 2010).
9. Cocaine produced in the three Andean countries (Colombia, Peru and the Plurinational State of Bolivia)
10. .

• Trafficking
1. Cocaine and heroin are trafficked both intra- and inter-regionally
2. Cannabis herb, is often locally produced and thus, international trafficking is limited.
3. Between 1998 and 2009, seizures of cocaine, heroin and morphine, and cannabis almost doubled.
4. Seizures of opiates remained stable in 2009, with the Islamic Republic of Iran and Turkey continuing to account for the largest national seizure totals.
5. Traffickers’ use of maritime transportation and seaports.
6. Cocaine produced in the three Andean countries continues to be primarily destined for North America and West and Central Europe.
7. Trafficking flows are primarily directed out of the cocaine-producing countries in the Andean region towards North America, either directly to Mexico and then the United States, or via Central America to Mexico or via the Caribbean to the United States.
8. Trafficking flows to Europe are either directly from the Andean region or via neighbouring countries to Europe, via countries in the Caribbean region as well as via countries in Africa (notably West Africa) to Europe(around 13% of all trafficking to Europe).
9. Heroin produced in Afghanistan is consumed within the region and/or trafficked to Europe.
10. Some 160 mt of Afghan heroin are estimated to have entered Pakistan in 2009 of which the bulk (some 138 mt) were for final destinations in Europe, South-East Asia, South Asia and Africa.
11. Some 145 mt of heroin is estimated to have been trafficked from Afghanistan to the Islamic Republic of Iran for local consumption and onward trafficking in 2009.
12. Some 75-80 mt of heroin are estimated to have reached West and Central Europe, mostly trafficked via South-East Europe.
13. About 90 mt of Afghan heroin are estimated to have been trafficked to Central Asia, mainly for final destinations in the C.I.S countries, notably the Russian Federation.
14. Heroin manufactured in Myanmar is primarily for the market in other South-East Asian countries.
15. Trafficking of cannabis herb from both Mexico and Canada being shipped into the United States.
16. Ecstasy trafficking used to be intra-regional (from Western Europe to North America) but has now become mainly intra-regional, with deliveries from Canada into the United States.
17. Cocaine trafficking remains inter-regional, with shipments of cocaine from the Andean region, notably Colombia, to Central America and Mexico for final destination markets in the United States and, to a lesser extent, Canada.
18. Heroin produced in Mexico and Colombia is mainly destined for the United States and some limited local consumption.
19. Trafficking in Asia is dominated by opium and heroin, which are smuggled to final destinations within the region as well as to Europe. Overall, Asian opium exports accounted for more than 99% of the world total.
1. Herion and opium from Afghanistan to Europe and china(up to 30% of Chinese demand )
2. Heroin from Myanmar is mainly trafficked to China
3.Mexican heroin is mainly trafficked to the United States of America

• The major drug markets
1.Opiates
a. Afghanistan accounts for 63% of the total global area under opium poppy cultivation
b. Global opium production dropped to 4,860 mt in 2010, from to 7,853 mt the year before.
c. In 2009, an estimated 12-14 million global heroin users consumed some 375 mt of heroin.
d. An estimated 460-480 mt of heroin were trafficked (including seizures) worldwide in 2009, of which 375 mt reached the consumers.
e. The global opiate market was valued at US$68 billion in 2009, with heroin consumers contributing US$61 billion of this.
f. In Afghanistan in 2010, one gram costs less than US$4. In West and Central Europe, some US$40-100 per gram, in the United States and northern Europe, US$170-200, and in Australia, the price is US$230–370.
g. Europe and Asia the key global consumption markets, and they are largely supplied by Afghan opium.
2.Cocaine
a. Largest cocaine market is the United States, with an estimated consumption of 157 mt of cocaine(equivalent to 36% of global consumption).
b. The second-largest cocaine market is that of Europe, notably West and Central Europe, where consumption is estimated at 123 mt.
c. The role of West Africa in cocaine trafficking from South America to Europe might have decreased.
d. Actual exports of cocaine out of Andean countries (after deducting seizures and consumption in the Andean region) are estimated at 788 mt.
3.Amphetamine-type stimulants (ATS)
a. The predominant substance used varies between and within regions.
b. Amphetamines-group substances dominate in Africa, the Americas and Asia, whereas for Europe and Oceania, ecstasy-group prevalence rates are higher.
c. Some 10,600 ATS-related laboratories were reported seized in 2009, most of them located in the United States.
d. Methamphetamine is the most widely manufactured ATS worldwide.
e. Methamphetamine ranks among the top three illicit drugs consumed in several countries, including China, Japan and Indonesia.
f. Africa is a region of concern with regard to the traffick-ing of ATS
g. India is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of precursor chemicals.

4.Cannabis
(a).Intensive (long-term regular use, high doses) exposure to cannabis products with high potency levels may increase the risk of psychotic disorders.
(b)The average concentration of the major psychoactive substance in cannabis products is (THC) .

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Incorrect:

(i) Non-Cognizable Offence is:
(a) an offence in which a police officer can arrest without warrant (correct)
(b) an offence in which a police officer cannot arrest without warrant
(c) an offence in which a police officer cannot arrest an accused person
(d) None of these

Correct:

Non-Cognizable Offence is:
an offence in which a police officer cannot arrest without warrant

Cognizable Offence is:
an offence in which a police officer can arrest without warrant

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