Criminal Law Pakistan Online Test Mcqs 2

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20 Questions
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40 Marks
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Criminal Law Pakistan Online Test Mcqs 2

Criminal Law Pakistan Online Test Mcqs 2

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Which of the following is a result crime?
Fraud
Theft
Murder
Robbery

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Which of the following is false? The actus reus of an offence consists of?
Prohibited conduct
Prohibited circumstances
Prohibited consequences
The defendant's state of mind

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The essence of the House of Lords' decision in Kennedy [2008] is:
Where the victim's act is unreasonable, unforeseeable or daft, it breaks the chain of causation.
A victim's refusal of medical treatment on medical grounds is always unreasonable. Correct
Where the victim is a fully informed and responsible adult, and freely and voluntarily self-administers drugs supplied by D, D has not caused the victim's death.
Where the victim is a fully informed and responsible adult, and freely and voluntarily self-administers drugs supplied by D, D has caused the victim's death.

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Which of the following is true?
It is for the defendant to prove he did not form the mens rea of the crime
Intention is assessed objectively
The burden of proving the mens rea lies on the prosecution
The mens rea of murder is intention.

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Which of the following is NOT an element of criminal liability?
Mens rea
Defence
Motive
Actus reus

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Causation must be proven for which crimes?
Result crimes
Conduct-only crimes
Mens rea crimes
Circumstance-only crimes

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What is an evidential burden?
It is a type of proof burden
It is a burden to adduce evidence to make an issue 'live' in a case
It means the defendant has to prove the defence of insanity
It means that whenever the burden of proof is reversed to the defendant, he has to prove the defence on a balance of probabilities

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Which of the following is the most accurate description of subjective recklessness? The defendant took an unjustifiable risk and:
foresaw the risk and took the risk anyway
foresaw the risk so chose not to run the risk
was wicked in his conduct
the risk would have been obvious to the reasonable person, where D did not foresee it

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Which of the following is a conduct-only crime?
Theft
Murder
Manslaughter
Criminal damage

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Which of the following options best expresses the law as decided in Evans [2009] 1 WLR 1999?
D has created or contributed to a state of affairs
D knows or ought to know the state of affairs is life threatening
D is under a legal duty to take reasonable steps to save another's life
All of the above

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Most prosecutions are brought by whom?
The complainant
The Serious Fraud Office
Local Authorities
The Crown Prosecution Service

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Which of the following types of mens rea is NOT assessed subjectively?
Intention
Recklessness
Wilfully
Negligence

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Who bears the burden of proof in criminal proceedings?
The judge
The jury
The prosecution
The defendant

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Which sentence below most accurately describes the effect of s. 8 of the Criminal Justice Act 1967?
It governs the admissibility of evidence
It states the prosecution cannot prove exactly what the defendant was thinking at the time of the commission of the crime.
The fact-finder is bound to infer the defendant foresaw the result of his actions.
It provides that intention or foresight are proved when the fact-finder infers it from all of the evidence.

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On most criminal law modules, the only two defences which the defendant has to prove are??
Self-defence and mistake
Self-defence and diminished responsibility
Diminished responsibility and insanity
Insanity and mistake

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Which of the following is correct?
D is liable only if the prosecution can prove D's acts were the SOLE cause of the result
D may be liable if the prosecution can prove D's acts were a cause of the result.
Causation is a simple question of cause and effect
D is liable even if the chain of causation is broken.

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Which one is correct? The study of the criminal law is a study of:
Liability, that is, matters of guilt and innocence.
Sentence, that is, how long the offender can be sent to prison
Proof, that is, how the defendant's guilt can be proved.
Truth, that is, what actually happened and how justice can be served.

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Which of the following is NOT a reason for the principle that no liability usually arises for failing to act?
a) The difficulty of enforcement of any law that imposes general omission liability
The difficulty with proving causation for omission crimes
The conflict with the principle of autonomy
Because D may be under a duty to act.

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Which of the following is true? The mens rea of a crime is:
that part of the crime which relates to fault
that part of the crime which describes what D was thinking
that part of the crime which describes what D should have been thinking
that part of the crime which describes D's conduct.

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Which of the following crimes cannot be committed by omission?
Robbery
Murder
Manslaughter
Criminal damage

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