After retirement a Judge can undertake private practice of law:
In the same court
Only in a lower court
Wherever he/she wishes
In another court of the same level or higher court
The High Courts can:
Issue writs
Try appeals in civil case
Try appeals in criminal cases
All of the three above
To be eligible to become a judge of a High Court,the candidate should be a:
Practicing advocate of 5 years in a Sessions Court
Practicing advocate of 5 years in a High Court
Practicing advocate of 10 years in a High Court
Practicing advocate of 5 years in a Supreme Court
The Chief Justice and other judges of the state High Courts can be removed from their office by:
The Government after an address by the State Legislature is presented to him passed by two - thirds majority.
The President on the recommendation of the Governor after a resolution to this effect has been passed by state Legislature.
The President in the same manner as the Chief Justice and other judges of the Supreme court can be removed.
The Chief Justice of the Supreme court after giving a hearing.
Judges of the Supreme court can hold office up to the age of:
56 years
54 years
60 years
65 years
After a person is arrested, who decides whether the accused person is guilty or not?
Lawyer
Legislature
A court of law
Police
An additional judge means:
A judge appointed in a casual vacancy
A judge appointed to help the president
A judge appointed to cope with the work load
A judge appointed to help the police
The apex court in India is:
High court
District court
Supreme court
Lower Court
Which one of the following is not a new concept in our judicial system?
Family courts
Mobile courts
Legal aids
Company courts
The courts that most people interact with are called:
Subordinate courts
District courts
Both a and b
