Past Papers Criminal Procedure Code and Medical Jurisprudence

By: Prof. Dr. Fazal Rehman | Last updated: February 3, 2024

Paper# 1 Subject: Criminal Procedure Code and Medical Jurisprudence Time Allowed: 3 hours Max Marks: 100 NOTE: Attempt any SIX questions in all selecting FIVE questions from Part-I & ONE question from Part-II.   PART-I (Code of Criminal Procedure) Q#1. What are different modes of production of an accused before a Court under the CrPC? Q#2. What is meant by Charge and what are its essentials? Whether a separate charge should be framed for every distinct offence. Discuss in detail. Q#3. What is Habeas Corpus? Can a Sessions Judge exercise this power within the territorial limits of Sessions Divisions? Explain Q#4. What is meant by Bail? Can it be claimed as a matter of right in a non-bail able offence? Q#5. What is meant by APEAL? How can it be distinguished by REVIEW and REVISION? Q#6. Discuss powers of the HIGH COURT and Provincial Government to transfer cases and appeals. Q#7. According to the Code of Criminal Procedure, a Court of competent jurisdiction has the power to end the proceedings without concluding the trial and acquit the accused. Discuss. Q#8. Define the term “JUDGE”. Explain the procedure of recording a judgment. Can it be altered after its pronouncement? Q#9. Discuss the powers of HIGH COURT to issue directions of the nature of HABEAUS CORPUS? Q#10. How may an officer in charge of a police station arrest a vagabond or habitual offender? PART-II (Medical Jurisprudence) Q#11. When and how a Post Mortem is conducted? Discuss in detail its importance in criminal trial. Q#12. What is the procedure for taking figure prints? What is their importance in criminal cases?             Paper# 2 Subject: Criminal Procedure Code and Medical Jurisprudence Time Allowed: 3 hours Max Marks: 100 NOTE: Attempt any SIX questions in all selecting FIVE questions from Part-I & ONE question from Part-II.   PART-I (Code of Criminal Procedure) Q#1. Define the following:

1. i) Complaint
2. ii) Inquiry

iii) Non-cognizable Q#2. Explain the concept of imprisonment in default of security and also the powers of a Sessions Judge to release a person imprisoned in default of security. Q#3. What is warrant? When a police officer can arrest without a warrant? Q#4. Throw light on a summery trial? What kinds of cases are tried in summery manner and by whom? Discuss. Q#5. Atrial may be tainted by illegalities and irregularities? Which of these vitiate and which do not vitiate proceedings? Q#6. “No one should be convicted twice for the same offence”. Discuss the law on the subject. Q#7. What do you understand by the term “Bail before Arrest”. Explain the legal provisions relating to grant of bail before arrest under the CrPC. Q#8. What is meant by FIR? Discuss its importance in criminal cases. Q#9. What are the grounds for transfer of criminal cases by High Court from one subordinate court to another provided under CrPC. Q#10. Mostly crimes are non-compoundable but few can be compounded under the CrPC. Differentiate between the two. PART-II (Medical Jurisprudence) Q#11. What are objects of Postmortem Examination? Q#12. Write a detailed note on significance of the medico-legal report and its application to the administration of criminal justice system.