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    This document contains information about a law examination, including: 1) The exam is 3 hours long and worth a maximum of 100 marks. It is divided into 5 units covering topics like white collar crime, corruption, police and political deviance, and social disabilities. 2) Each unit lists several questions students can answer, citing relevant page numbers from source materials. For example, Unit 1 discusses white collar crime and types of offenses, while Unit 2 covers crimes under the Prevention of Corruption Act. 3) The document also provides instructions and questions for a December 2014 exam, including discussing white collar crime in professions, provisions of anti-corruption laws, and solving hypothetical legal problems involving issues like medical

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    JUNE/JULY - 2014

    Duration: 3 Hours Max.Marks: 100

    UNIT – I

    1. (a) What is white collar crime? Explain how the judiciary has changed its attitude
    towards white collar crime. (Refer Page No. 1)

    (OR)

    Explain the nature, definition and growth of white collar criminality. (Refer Page
    No. 1)

    (b) Corruption in Government and Politics. (Refer Page No. 140)


    (OR)

    Types of White Collar Crimes. (Refer Page No. 7)

    UNIT – II

    2. (a) State the crimes under Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988.(Refer Page No.
    104)

    (OR)

    Explain the concept of official deviance. (Refer Page No. 94)

    (b) ‘A’ who is a public servant charged for an offence punishable under Sections 7
    and 13 of Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988. The Special Judge commenced the
    trial. At trial ‘A’ argues that previous sanction for prosecution has not obtained
    and liable to be discharged from prosecution. But obtained and liable to be
    discharged from prosecution. But judge discarding his argument, convicted him
    for the same offence. Decide the validity of A’s conviction. (Refer Page No. 334)

    (OR)

    Persons authorised to investigate under Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988.(Refer


    Page No. 104)

    UNIT – III

    3. (a) Explain the salient features of Lokpal Bill, 2011.(Refer Page No. 166)
    (OR)

    Explain the constitutional and other legal provisions imposing restrictions on


    abuse of police power. (Refer Page No. 122) (b) D.K. Basu V/s/ State of West
    Bengal, AIR 1997 S.C. 610. (Refer Page No. 137)

    (OR)

    The police have arrested ‘A’ on the ground that he has caused grevious heart to
    ‘B’. The police have beat him whole night. A day after he was admitted to hospital.
    At hospital “A” died due to injuries. A’s wife claims that her husband has died due
    to police torture. But police denies the allegation. Is custodial torture police
    deviance. If yes, give suggestions to ‘A’s wife for taking legal action against
    police.(Refer Page No. 335)
    UNIT - IV

    4. (a) What is professional deviance? Explain the restrictions on professional


    deviance by advocate under Advocates Act, 1961. (Refer Page No. 170)
    (OR)

    The Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act, 1972 a mechanism to prevent medical


    profession deviance - Discuss. (Refer Page No. 193)

    (b) ‘A’ the advocate received cheque on behalf of his client by name ‘B’ and
    withdrawn the amount and appropriated without intimating the client. When ‘B’
    came to know about it, he wants to take legal action against his advocate. Advice
    ‘B’. (Refer Page No. 341)
    (OR)

    Background of Lentin Commission. (Refer Page No.212)


    UNIT – V

    5. (a) What are the guidelines issued by the Supreme Court of India to prevent
    sexual harrassment? (Refer Page No. 278)
    (OR)

    The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1988 is
    an Act to prevent social deviance - critically examine. (Refer Page No. 305)

    (b) “Social disabilities” under Protection of Civil Rights Act, 1956. (Refer Page No.
    320)
    OR
    ‘A’ the husband of ‘X’ is habitual drunkard and induced his wife to share bed with
    ‘B’ for Rs. 5,000/-. But she refuses and wants to take legal action against him.
    Advice ‘X’.(Refer Page No. 342)

    
    DECEMBER - 2014

    Duration: 3 Hours Max.Marks: 100

    Instructions:
    1. Answer Q. No. 9 and any five of the remaining questions.
    2. Q. No. 9 carries 20 marks and the remaining questions carry 16 marks each.
    3. Answers should be written either in English or Kannada completely.
    1. What is White Collar Crimes? Discuss white collar crime in professions.(Refer
    Page No. 170)

    2. Summarise the provisions of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 relating to


    corruption. (Refer Page No. 104)

    3. Bring out the salient features of the karnataka Lokayukta Act, 1984.(Refer Page
    No. 153)

    4. Explain the deviance by Police and Politicians. (Refer Page No. 122 & 140)

    5. Explain llicit traffic in narcotic drugs and psychotrophic substances. (Refer Page
    No. 199)

    6. Explain the offences of Atrocities under The Scheduled castes and Scheduled
    Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989. (Refer Page No.305)

    7. Explain the basic principles of traditional criminal Jurisprudence. (Refer Page


    No. 34)

    8. Write short note on any two of the following:

    a) Lokpal Institution. (Refer Page No. 153)


    b) Lentin Commission report. (Refer Page No.212)
    c) Sexual harassment at work place. (Refer Page No. 278)

    9. Solve any two of the following problems:


    a) “A” a doctor in goodfaith communicates to a patient his opinion that he cannot
    live. That patient dies in consequences of the shock. “A” argues that he has not
    committed any offence. Decide the liability of “A”. (Refer Page No. 344)

    b) ‘B’ an advocate did not attend the court in pursuance of a call for strike by the Bar
    Association and the case was dismissed. Does it amount to misconduct?. (Refer
    Page No. 356)

    c)“M” belong to upper caste forces “N” belong to scheduled caste to leave his village.
    Now”N” wants to take legal action against “M”. Advice “N”. (Refer Page No. 345)
    

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