List of top Criminology Questions asked in CUET (PG)

Under the POCSO Act, which of the following enhances child protection?
Which of the following statements are true with regard to 'Foster Care'?
A. It is a means of alternative care under the Juvenile Justice Act, other than the child's biological family.
B. It always precedes and leads to legal adoption.
C. It is keeping a child in need of care and protection in a family temporarily as identified by the District Child Protection Unit.
D. It may result in legal adoption.
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Which of the following are the characteristics of radical criminology?
A. It rejects the individualistic approach to crime causation.
B. Instead of explaining the fact of deviance with reference to the society within which it occurs, it gives importance to social power.
C. It questions the rightfulness of law.
D. It postulates the 'free-will' of deviants.
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Alcoholism is a:
A. Social problem
B. Victimless crime
C. Violent, organized crime
D. Problem with long term physical and mental health implications
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The POCSO Act denotes:
Which scheme focuses on vocational training for prisoners in India?
A comprehensive coverage of Integrated Child Protection Services by the Ministry of Women & Child Development is known as:
Which key aspect is emphasized in the recommendations of the Second Administrative Reforms Committee (ARC) on police reforms?
One of the most distinct aspects of the 'Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace Act', is:
According to which principle or law of Forensic science, it is asserted that, "when a criminal or his/her instrument of crime comes in contact with the victim or the objects surrounding him/her, they leave traces, and the criminal or his/her instrument picks up traces from the same contact?"
What is included in the rights of prisoners in the contemporary legal framework in India?
BPRD stands for:
In which of the following cyber crimes does the victim believe in the offender and part with information/money?
How much does a complainant have to pay the police to get a copy of the FIR or complaint?
Sequence the following legislations as they were enacted - from earliest to latest:
A. National Food Security Act
B. Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act
C. Family Courts Act
D. Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act
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........... is an internet scam done by cyber criminals where the user is convinced digitally to provide confidential information.
The process where inmates adopt the norms, values, and behaviours of the prison sub-culture to survive the stresses of life behind bars is termed as:
Which of the following cases led to the establishment of the "Basic Structure Doctrine"?
Arrange the following significant words as they appear in the preamble of the Constitution of India:
A. FRATERNITY
B. EQUALITY
C. LIBERTY
D. JUSTICE
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Who among the following eminent criminologists are considered as the exponents of Positive School?
A. Raffaele Garofalo
B. Cesare Lombroso
C. Enrico Ferri
D. Richard Quinney
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The Government of India initiated a Helpline number for the elderly, which is:
Which of the following conditions are considered as bonded labour under the Bonded Labour System (Abolition) Act, 1976?
The Mulla Committee focused on reforms in the area of ...........
Which subject is included in the concurrent list under the Indian Constitution?
A hidden computer programme that is set to disturb a computer system or network, which is triggered at a preset time or some other logically defined state of the system analogous to a time bomb, is called: