Criminal Law Practice Exam
Criminal Law
A Criminal Lawyer is the one with complete the knowledge of the rights of an arrested person, FIR, complaints to the magistrate, change trail, bail, compounding of offense, and quashing of FIR. Moreover, criminal law is also as the system of laws that is concerned with the punishment of an individual who is charged to have commit a crime. These involve cases related to criminal disputes like murder, assault, theft, and drunken driving.
Roles and Responsibilities
• Analyse the rights of an arrested person
• Analyse the warrant.
• Convey information to police and their powers to investigate
• Examine the complains to magistrate
• They Conduct trial and separation of execution and judiciary
• Provision of legal aid as well
• Revoke of FIR and proceedings
Who should give this exam?
Anyone with a bachelor’s or a master’s degree in law or LLB can take this exam. Moreover, already existing criminal lawyers can take this exam to update themselves and improve their skills and refresh their knowledge.
Skills Required
• Communication skills
• Interpersonal skills
• Critical thinking
• Problem-solving and decision-making
• Knowledge of case laws
Career Prospects
• Criminal lawyer
• Criminal litigation
• Criminal law tutor
• Forensic accountant
• Probation officer
Table of Content
1. Introduction
1.1 Learning Definitions
1.2 Learning Complaint
1.3 Offence
1.4 Cognizable and Non-cognizable offences
1.5 Inquiry
1.6 Investigation
1.7 Charge
1.8 Learning Judicial proceeding
1.9 Learning Officer-in-charge of a Police station
2. Rights of an arrested person
2.1 Learning Arrest of Person
2.2 Arrest without warrant
2.3 Learning Warrant of Arrest
2.4 Learning Rights of an arrested person
3. Information to Police and Their powers to Investigate
3.1 Learning about First Information Report (FIR)
3.2 Information as to non-cognizable cases
3.3 Investigation
3.4 Learning Statements and Medical Tests
3.5 Confessions
3.6 Learning Case Laws
4. Complaints to Magistrates
4.1 Learning Examination of complaint
4.2 Competency of Magistrate
4.3 Learning Postponement of issue of process
4.4 Learning Dismissal of Complaint
5. Charge
5.1 Learning Trial for more than one offence
6. Trial
6.1 Learning Kinds of trial
6.2 Learning Conduct of trial
6.3 Separation of Executive and Judiciary
6.4 Learning Provision for legal Aid
6.5 Learning Trial of Summons and Warrant Cases
6.6 Learning Trial of Summons cases by magistrate
7. Bail
7.1 Bail in Non-boilable cases
7.2 Learning Anticipatory Bail
7.3 Learning Case Laws
7.4 Parole
8. Compounding of offences
8.1 Learning Basics
9. Quashing of FIR and Proceedings
9.1 Learning Case Law
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