Criminal Law/BNS — AIBE Subject Practice
130 Criminal Law/BNS questions drawn from past AIBE papers. Review sample questions below, then practice the full subject set with answers and explanations.
Practice Criminal Law/BNS
Sample Questions
Q10. To make the criminal harmless by supplying him those things which he lacks and to cure him of those drawbacks which made him to commit crime is known as
- A. Expiatory or penance theory of punishment
- B. Deterrent theory or preventive theory of punishment
- C. Reformative or rehabilitative or corrective theory of punishment
- D. Retributive theory of punishment
Topic: Criminal Law/BNS — Theories of punishment, Reformative theory, Rehabilitation
Q35. 'A', a surgeon, knowing that a particular operation is likely to cause the death of 'Z', who suffers under a painful complaint, but not intending to cause Z's death & intending in good faith Z's benefit performs that operation on Z with Z's consent. A has committed no offence, it is contained in -
- A. Section 88 of the IPC
- B. Section 89 of the IPC
- C. Section 90 of the IPC
- D. Section 87 of the IPC.
Topic: Criminal Law/BNS — IPC Section 88, Consent, Good faith benefit
Q37. The distinction between Sections 299 and 300 was made clear by Melvill, J. in -
- A. Reg vs. Guruchand Gope
- B. Reg vs. Govinda
- C. Reg vs. Hayward
- D. Govind vs. Reg.
Topic: Criminal Law/BNS — IPC Section 299, IPC Section 300, Reg v Govinda
Q40. The chief elements necessary to constitute a crime are
- A. A human being
- B. An evil intent
- C. Injury to another human being or society
- D. All of the above.
Topic: Criminal Law/BNS — Elements of crime, Mens rea, Actus reus
Q67. The rule is that penal statutes must be constructed
- A. Liberally
- B. Strictly
- C. Golden rule
- D. Mischievous.
Topic: Criminal Law/BNS — Penal statutes, Strict construction, Interpretation of statutes
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