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- A. Not need
- B. Needs
- C. Have discretion
- D. All of above
Explanation: A medical practitioner who appears as a witness gives sworn testimony after taking the prescribed oath, unless a specific legal exception…
Correct answer: Needs- A. Through money order
- B. Court Officer separately
- C. With subpoena
- D. None of above
Explanation: Conduct money is ordinarily sent to the medical practitioner together with the subpoena, so the witness receives both the command to…
Correct answer: With subpoena- A. Warrant
- B. Notice
- C. Subpoena
- D. None of above
Explanation: A subpoena is a court-issued document compelling a witness to attend at a specified time and place, often with relevant reports or…
Correct answer: Subpoena- A. Magistrate
- B. Police Officer
- C. Coroner
- D. Chemical examinaer for chemical analysis
Explanation: Tissue or other parts retained after a post-mortem may be sent to the chemical examiner for laboratory analysis, such as testing for…
Correct answer: Chemical examinaer for chemical analysis- A. Civil Cases
- B. Both A and B
- C. Criminal Cases
- D. None of above
Explanation: Exhumation and autopsy may be ordered in both criminal and civil matters, such as investigating suspected foul play or resolving a…
Correct answer: Both A and B- A. Discretion
- B. Duty
- C. Right
- D. None of above
Explanation: The accused has a procedural right to call witnesses and to cross-examine witnesses personally or through counsel.
Correct answer: Right- A. All of above
- B. Trial
- C. Investigation
- D. Enquiry
Explanation: A Coroner Court conducts an inquest or inquiry into the circumstances and cause of death; it does not conduct a criminal trial.
Correct answer: Enquiry- A. Law
- B. Hospitals
- C. Court
- D. Patient
Explanation: Medical jurisprudence applies medical knowledge to legal questions, including injuries, death, civil rights, and professional…
Correct answer: Law- A. Different terms
- B. Strange terms
- C. Synonymous terms
- D. None of above
Explanation: Medical jurisprudence, forensic medicine, and legal medicine are commonly used as synonymous expressions for the application of medical…
Correct answer: Synonymous terms- A. None of above
- B. Principles
- C. Exceptions
- D. Definitions
Explanation: Rule 2 begins with the meanings of important terms used in the Rules, so it is the definitions provision.
Correct answer: Definitions- A. The Director Reclamation and Probation of the Punjab
- B. The Director Reclamation and Probation of the United Kingdom
- C. The Director Reclamation and Probation of the India
- D. The Director Reclamation and Probation of the Pakistan
Explanation: Under the Punjab rules, the defined authority is the Director of Reclamation and Probation of the Punjab.
Correct answer: The Director Reclamation and Probation of the Punjab- A. An Officer appointed by the Director Reclamation & Probation to assist him
- B. An Officer appointed by the Director Reclamation & Probation to assist Assistant Director Reclamation & Probation
- C. An Officer appointed by the Director Reclamation & Probation to assist Jail Superintendent
- D. None of above
Explanation: A parole officer is appointed by the Director of Reclamation and Probation to assist the Assistant Director in supervising and assisting…
Correct answer: An Officer appointed by the Director Reclamation & Probation to assist Assistant Director Reclamation & Probation- A. Assistant Director Prison
- B. Assistant Director Reclamation and Probation of the District
- C. None of above
- D. Assistant Director Reclamation and Probation of a Division
Explanation: The Rules define an Assistant Director as the Assistant Director of Reclamation and Probation for a division.
Correct answer: Assistant Director Reclamation and Probation of a Division1734. Rule 4, of the Good Conduct Prisoners Probational Release Rules, 1927 deals with_____________?
- A. Conditional release
- B. Unconditional release
- C. Both (a) and (b)
- D. None of above
Explanation: Rule 4 deals with conditional release, under which a prisoner is released subject to specified conditions and supervision.
Correct answer: Conditional release- A. Director, Reclamation
- B. Government
- C. Assistant Director
- D. None of above
Explanation: Rule 4 vests the power to permit conditional release on licence in the Government.
Correct answer: Government- A. Supervision
- B. Direction
- C. All of above
- D. Control
Explanation: The Assistant Director has general responsibility for the supervision, direction and control of prisoners released on licence, making “all…
Correct answer: All of above- A. Director, Reclamation
- B. Superintendent Jail
- C. None of above
- D. Assistant Director
Explanation: The Parole Officer works under the control of the Assistant Director, who coordinates parole supervision and related field duties.
Correct answer: Assistant Director- A. Government
- B. Director, Reclamation
- C. Superintendent Jail
- D. Assistant Director
Explanation: The Government possesses the power to revoke a prisoner’s licence under Rule 7.
Correct answer: Government- A. Seventeen years
- B. Nineteen years
- C. Twenty one years
- D. None of above
Explanation: Rule 9(b) concerns prisoners whose age on the date of their latest sentence did not exceed twenty-one years.
Correct answer: Twenty one years- A. 6
- B. 7
- C. 8
- D. 9
Explanation: Rule 8 deals with the final release of a prisoner on parole after the applicable period and conditions have been completed.
Correct answer: 8