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Annual 2005
Time Allowed: 3 Hours Max
Marks: 100
Attempt SIX Questions in all, ONE Question from
Part-I carrying 20 Marks, FOUR from Part-II each carrying 15 Marks and ONE
Question from Part-III carrying 20 Marks
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Q.No
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Question
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Part-I Principles
of Criminal Law
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01
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Define Criminal Justice. What are different
theories of punishment?
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02
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Discuss
the law relating to strict liability which excludes Mens Rea in Criminal case
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Part-II Pakistan
Penal Code
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03
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Define and explain common intention and common
object. What is the
Difference between the two? Explain fully
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04
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What are the restrictions imposed upon the uses
of force in self defence
under P.P.C
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05
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Define Criminal Conspiracy. What are its
different kinds? Discuss fully
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06
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When a member of an unlawful assembly commits
an offence in prosecution
of the common object of the assembly and how
does it affect other members
of the assembly?
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Changes in U.S. politics have caused shifts in the theoretical purposes of sentencing. During the heyday of liberalism in the 1960s and 1970s, the judicial and executive branches (for example, parole boards) wielded power in sentencing. Legislators designed sentencing laws with rehabilitation in mind. More recently, during the politically conservative 1980s and 1990s, legislators seized power over sentencing, and a combination of theories—deterrence, retribution, and incapacitation—have influenced sentencing laws.