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Short Note: Organised Crime

1. Module 1: Introduction, Definitions and Punishments11

Define "harbour".
Explain the term "Good Faith".
Explain the maxim, "Actus non facit nisi mens sit rea."
Define force.
What is wrongful gain and wrongful loss?
Stages in the Commission of Crime.
Short Note: Solitary Confinement
Arhaan, aged 14 years and 8 months, was arrested for participating in an armed robbery that resulted in severe injury to
"ABC Pvt. Ltd." continuously publishes news that makes the youth of the country rebellious against the Government. (a) I
Explain the theories and kinds of punishment under BNS, 2023.
Discuss theories of Punishment.

2. Module 2: General Exceptions and Specific Offences (Part I)20

What is undue influence at elections?
Define assault.
State any two essentials of sexual harassment.
What is transfer of malice?
What is abetment?
What is Constructive liability?
What is hurt?
What is Voyeurism?
Right of Private Defense under BNS 2023.
Short Note: Abetment and Conspiracy
General Exceptions to Crime under BNS 2023.
Short Note: Offences relating to Marriage
Short Note: Organised Crime
Raj beats Suresh with 15 strokes of an iron rod. (a) What action can be taken against Raj and under which provisions of
Explain in detail: "All Murders are Culpable Homicide but all Culpable Homicide are not Murder."
Explain any six General Exceptions with illustrations.
What are the offences mentioned in BNS 2023 against women and children?
Discuss offences relating to marriage.
What are the offences affecting women and children under BNS, 2023?
Explain offences relating to elections.

3. Module 3: Public Order, Public Servants and Justice Offences4

State any two offences relating to religion.
Explain rioting under BNS, 2023.
Ravi published a graphic novel with sexually explicit illustrations. Some readers filed complaints claiming it was obsce
Describe offences relating to public health, safety and morality.

4. Module 4: Property, Documents and Miscellaneous Offences4

When do theft and extortion become robbery?
Explain cheating.
Defamation.
Comparative note on Theft, Extortion, Robbery and Dacoity.

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Short Note: Organised Crime

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