Exam Details
Subject | penelogy and victimology | |
Paper | ||
Exam / Course | ll.b. | |
Department | ||
Organization | solapur university | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | December, 2018 | |
City, State | maharashtra, solapur |
Question Paper
LL.B. (Semester III) (CBCS) Examination Nov/Dec-2018
PENOLOGY VICTIMOLOGY
Time: 2½ Hours
Max. Marks: 70
Instructions: All questions are compulsory. Figures to the right indicate full marks.
Q.1
Multiple choice questions:
14
Acc. to Maudsley, the real purpose of punishment is to check the
Offender
Potential offender
Criminal intentions of man
None of the above
based on a broader reality treats crime criminals as social phenomenon.
Administrative Penology
Scientific Penology
Analytical Penology
None of the above
rigor of penal discipline acts as a sufficient warning to offenders as other.
Deterrent theory
Preventive theory
Retributive theory
None of the above
"the act of expiating, reparation, amends, compensation."
Probation
Parole
Expiration
None of the above
Punishment is based on the punishment.
Punitive theory
Retributive theory
Reformative theory
None of the above
In which case S.C. upheld the validity of „hanging by neck until death‟.
Z
Smt. Shashi Nayar Vs Union of India
Dina Vs State of U.P.
Keshavanand Bharati Vs U.O.I.
None of the above
Juvenile Justice Act 2000 repeals the
Juvenile Justice Act 1986
Children Act 1986
Juvenile Justice Act 1995
None of the above
the Bombay Police Act provide for the matters relating to externment.
Sec 56 57
Sec 2 3
Sec 32 34
None of the above
The institution of a dual purpose of eliminating criminals from society to reform rehabilitated the offender under institutional treatment.
Parole
Prison
Police
None of the above
10) The innovative concept of open Jail was 1st introduced by
Dr. Sampurnanand
Dr. C.P. Tandon
1st Jail Reform Committee 1980
None of the above
Page 2 of 2
SLR-HJ-44
11) The best method to deal with Juvenile Delinquents is
to ban them from school
to send them to religious places
give them moral education correct the conditions which lead to delinquency.
None of the above
12) the scientific study of victims of crime.
Criminology
Victimology
Penology
None of these
13) Sec 14 of the probation of Offenders Act 1958, deals with
Report of probation officer
Release after admonition
Duties of probation officer
None of these
14) Art Indian Constitution provides protection against double Jeopardy.
19
20
20
None of these
Q.2
Answer any four out of the following: out of
16
Classical positive school of penology
Theories of punishment
Modes of Execution of death sentence
Parole probation distinguish
Classification of Prisoners
Sentencing process
Q.3
Answer any two out of the following questions: out of
12
Define Juvenile. Explain the characteristics of Juvenile courts.
Rights of Prisoner‟s
Women children as victims
Place of probation in penal policy
Q.4
Answer any one of the following: out of
14
Explain capital punishment. How far it is deterrent in control of crime? Should it be abolished?
OR
Explain the role of police in Criminal Justice administration. How do you modernize the police system?
Q.5
Define Penology. Explain the relation both Penology Victimology.
14
PENOLOGY VICTIMOLOGY
Time: 2½ Hours
Max. Marks: 70
Instructions: All questions are compulsory. Figures to the right indicate full marks.
Q.1
Multiple choice questions:
14
Acc. to Maudsley, the real purpose of punishment is to check the
Offender
Potential offender
Criminal intentions of man
None of the above
based on a broader reality treats crime criminals as social phenomenon.
Administrative Penology
Scientific Penology
Analytical Penology
None of the above
rigor of penal discipline acts as a sufficient warning to offenders as other.
Deterrent theory
Preventive theory
Retributive theory
None of the above
"the act of expiating, reparation, amends, compensation."
Probation
Parole
Expiration
None of the above
Punishment is based on the punishment.
Punitive theory
Retributive theory
Reformative theory
None of the above
In which case S.C. upheld the validity of „hanging by neck until death‟.
Z
Smt. Shashi Nayar Vs Union of India
Dina Vs State of U.P.
Keshavanand Bharati Vs U.O.I.
None of the above
Juvenile Justice Act 2000 repeals the
Juvenile Justice Act 1986
Children Act 1986
Juvenile Justice Act 1995
None of the above
the Bombay Police Act provide for the matters relating to externment.
Sec 56 57
Sec 2 3
Sec 32 34
None of the above
The institution of a dual purpose of eliminating criminals from society to reform rehabilitated the offender under institutional treatment.
Parole
Prison
Police
None of the above
10) The innovative concept of open Jail was 1st introduced by
Dr. Sampurnanand
Dr. C.P. Tandon
1st Jail Reform Committee 1980
None of the above
Page 2 of 2
SLR-HJ-44
11) The best method to deal with Juvenile Delinquents is
to ban them from school
to send them to religious places
give them moral education correct the conditions which lead to delinquency.
None of the above
12) the scientific study of victims of crime.
Criminology
Victimology
Penology
None of these
13) Sec 14 of the probation of Offenders Act 1958, deals with
Report of probation officer
Release after admonition
Duties of probation officer
None of these
14) Art Indian Constitution provides protection against double Jeopardy.
19
20
20
None of these
Q.2
Answer any four out of the following: out of
16
Classical positive school of penology
Theories of punishment
Modes of Execution of death sentence
Parole probation distinguish
Classification of Prisoners
Sentencing process
Q.3
Answer any two out of the following questions: out of
12
Define Juvenile. Explain the characteristics of Juvenile courts.
Rights of Prisoner‟s
Women children as victims
Place of probation in penal policy
Q.4
Answer any one of the following: out of
14
Explain capital punishment. How far it is deterrent in control of crime? Should it be abolished?
OR
Explain the role of police in Criminal Justice administration. How do you modernize the police system?
Q.5
Define Penology. Explain the relation both Penology Victimology.
14
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