The degree of law in India is known as LLB, the course enables students to do practise in law, and it is a noble profession and offers a great job opportunity. The paper is to discuss the law which is implemented for controlling crimes.

Paper Pattern:

The paper of law of crimes is a subjective paper and questions asked in the paper are of theoretical type and each question is of long answer type. Total no. of questions in the paper are 6 and 4 questions are of long answer type and 2 questions are of short notes and 4-4 from each question is to be attempted. The paper contains questions of long answer type and it doesn’t contain sub-questions in it.  Every question of long answer type has its alternative.

Frequently asked questions:

Questions in the paper are of subjective type and each question is of long answer type. Questions asked are such as Intra–Extra Territorial Jurisdiction, various provisions regarding punishment, provisions of culpable homicide and murder, General Exceptions in the Indian Penal Code, elements of Theft, Extortation and Robbery, Elements of Defamation and its exceptions, Unlawful Assembly, Abatment, Valuable security, Abduction,  Offences relating to the Army, Navy and Airforce, Offences relating to weight and measures etc.

Total marks and time allotted:

Maximum marks which can be awarded in the paper are 100 and time allotted is 3 hours only. Each long answer type question is of 15 marks each and short notes are of 20 amrks and each note is of 5 marks each.

Recommended Books:

Law of CRIMES by Ejaz Ahmad
Law of CRIMES by M L Malik

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