(A) Law take its own course.

(B)Justice shall be done even if the heaven falls down.

(C)Hear the other side

(D)All of these

(A) An offence for which bail cannot be granted by the police officer or Magistrate.

(B)An offence which is traible exclusive by a court of session.

(C)An offence for which bail can be granted by the police office or magistrate and is shown as bailable in the first scheduled of the code of the code of procedure,1973

(D)None of these.

(A) The discharge of the accused

(B)Conviction of the accused

(C)Acquittal of the accused

(D)None of these

(A) The public has declared it so

(B)The parliament has laid it down

(C)The religious authority have said so

(D)None of these

(A) Robbery

(B)Extortion

(C)Dacoity

(D)Terror

(A) Plaintiff to sue the defendant

(B)Prosecutor to sue the defendant

(C)Prosecutor to prosecute the defendant

(D)Plaintiff to prosecute the defendant.

(A) A woman

(B)A man

(C)Human beings

(D)A state

(A) One who is accused in a criminal case.

(B)One who is selected by the parties to decide a dispute.

(C)One who is appointed to represent a trade union in a conciliation.

(D)None of these

(A) Murder

(B)Cheating

(C)Forgery

(D)Mischief

(A) Murder

(B)Cheating

(C)Forgery

(D)Mischief