R K Jain Solutions for Chapter: The Police and the Courts, Exercise 1: Time to Learn

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Attempt the practice questions on Chapter 28: The Police and the Courts, Exercise 1: Time to Learn with hints and solutions to strengthen your understanding. Updated Integrated Social Science 8 solutions are prepared by Experienced Embibe Experts.

Questions from R K Jain Solutions for Chapter: The Police and the Courts, Exercise 1: Time to Learn with Hints & Solutions

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8th CBSE
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Updated Integrated Social Science 8>Chapter 28 - The Police and the Courts>Time to Learn>Q C

What are the guidelines given to the police regarding arrest?

MEDIUM
8th CBSE
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Updated Integrated Social Science 8>Chapter 28 - The Police and the Courts>Time to Learn>Q C

Mention two directives laid down by the Supreme Court on FIR.

HARD
8th CBSE
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Updated Integrated Social Science 8>Chapter 28 - The Police and the Courts>Time to Learn>Q C

Define charge-sheet, FIR and public prosecutor.

HARD
8th CBSE
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Updated Integrated Social Science 8>Chapter 28 - The Police and the Courts>Time to Learn>Q D

Explain the procedure of filing an FIR. What are the details recorded in an FIR?

HARD
8th CBSE
IMPORTANT
Updated Integrated Social Science 8>Chapter 28 - The Police and the Courts>Time to Learn>Q D

What is the procedure of justice adopted in a criminal case?

HARD
8th CBSE
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Updated Integrated Social Science 8>Chapter 28 - The Police and the Courts>Time to Learn>Q D

Discuss the role of the defence lawyer and the public prosecutor. 

MEDIUM
8th CBSE
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Updated Integrated Social Science 8>Chapter 28 - The Police and the Courts>Time to Learn>Q D

Why do you think the court cannot act on its own?

MEDIUM
8th CBSE
IMPORTANT
Updated Integrated Social Science 8>Chapter 28 - The Police and the Courts>Time to Learn>Q D

Why should justice be impartial?