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Penology: Treatment Of Offender
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1. Which theory is the most humanitarian?
2. The main purpose of releasing an offender on probation is I. Reformation and Rehabilitation II. Concession to the wrong–doer III. Saving of public exchequer IV. Utilization of family and community resources Find the correct combination using the codes given below : Codes :
3. Probation is
4. The capital punishment pertains to which theory.
5. Which Articles of Indian Constitution lay down composition & jurisdiction of the Supreme Court?
6. The doctrine of death penalty for ‘rarest of rare case’ was used by SC in
7. The Retributive theory of Punishment is criticized for
8. Under which law in India, probation to offenders cannot be granted?
9. Constitution has given extensive original jurisdiction to SC to enforce FundamentalRights under
10. Penology is ______ which aims to study & evaluate the applications of penal sanctions to wrongdoers.
11. In India, Probation is granted under which laws ? I. Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act II. Juvenile Justice Act III. Protection of Human Rights Act IV. Probation of offender Act Find the correct combination using the codes given below :
12. Besides the High Courts, in every State, what are some other classes of Criminal Courts?
13. Who is competent to commute death penalty to life imprisonment?
14. Punishment is basically used with the intent to
15. Government of India set up the All India Jail Manual Committee in
16. The Supreme Court in_______ struck down Section 303 of the Indian Penal Code, which provided for mandatory death punishment for offenders serving life sentence.
17. Central Jails are mainly meant for
18. The Report of Law Commission of India (144th) refers plea bargaining to
19. Emanuel Kant considers punishment as
20. The process whereby the parties in a particular offence come together to resolve collectively is known as
21. A Court order in response to a violation of conditions of probation, taking away a person’s probationary status, thereby withdrawing the freedom is called ________.
22. Which type of prisoners are admitted to open air jails?
23. The intentional making of a false statement as part of the testimony by a sworn witness in judicial proceedings is called ________.
24. The Supreme Court in ______ has observed that ‘protection of society and deterring the criminal are avowed objects of law and that is required to be achieved by imposing an appropriate punishment.’
25. )Utilitarian Prevention/ Deterrence theory is based on principle of hedonism as proposed by

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