A previous conviction of a person is relevant in __________ cases to show bad character of that person?
Correct answer: D. Criminal cases
- A. Civil cases
- B. None of these
- C. Family cases
- D. Criminal cases
Explanation
A previous conviction may be relevant in criminal proceedings as evidence of the accused's bad character. This rule concerns criminal cases, not ordinary civil or family proceedings.
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