Under section 562, Cr.P.C Court has power to release offender on probation of_________________?
Correct answer: B. Good conduct
- A. Being educated
- B. Good conduct
- C. Being old ager or minor
- D. None of above
Explanation
Section 562 Cr.P.C. permits release of certain offenders on probation upon their entering into a bond to appear and receive sentence and to keep the peace or maintain good conduct. Thus, good conduct is the relevant basis.
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