General Forensic and Law Quiz Part 1

Welcome to your General Forensic and Law Quiz

1. 
The absence of a cadaveric spasm in hand and the presence of a country-made weapon (Katta) at the crime scene are suggestive of:

2. 
Which of the following methods of searching the crime scene is considered most effective?

3. 
Arrange the following rulings related to fixing the criminal responsibility on the basis of their order of postulation. Use the code given below:

I. Irresistible impulse test II. Currens rule III. Wild beast test IV. Mc Naughton rule

Codes:

4. 
Arrange the following courts of law in an ascending order

(i) District Court (ii) High Court (iii) Chief Judicial Magistrate Court (iv) Supreme court

5. 
Which of the act outlines the wireless providers to supply information to law enforcement in case of exigent?

6. 
Which of the following is not an interrelated component of crime scene management?

7. 
The first publication of NIST in the field of mobile device titled as

8. 
Who is known as the first to classify lip prints?

9. 
Which of the following courts is an Appellate Court?

10. 
Assertion and Reason Question

Assertion (A): Oral evidence is more important than documentary evidence.
Reason (R): Oral evidence is always given on oath.

11. 
Arrange the following steps for scientific disposal of a criminal case:

A. Testing Procedures
B. Recognition of evidence
C. Courtroom Presentation
D. Collection of Evidence
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

12. 
Most superior form of inquest is

13. 
A cybercrime in which an authentic computer document is copied unlawfully is known as

14. 
The document used for maintaining fingerprint records of criminals at crime record offices is called

15. 
What is Corpus delecti evidence in a case of murder by firearm?