Revision 1

What is the definition of law according to Glanville William?

• B. A body of principles recognized and applied by the State in the administration of Justice.

• D. Law is an obligatory rule of conduct.

• A. A rule laid down for the guidance of an intelligent being by an intelligent being having power over him.

• C. Law is the cement of society and also an essential medium of change.

Which of the following is NOT a type of justice discussed in the text?

• D. Ethical Justice

• B. Retributive Justice

• A. Commutative Justice

• C. Distributive Justice

What is the purpose of natural justice?

• C. To ensure a fair hearing and decision-making process.

• B. To distribute obligations and opportunities in society.

• A. To punish the wrong-doer.

• D. To settle disputes as fairly as possible.

What is the main focus of administrative justice?

• D. Providing quasi justice through tribunals

• C. Ensuring fair application of legal rules

• B. Settling disputes between individuals

• A. Punishing wrongdoers

What is the difference between ethics and morality?

• D. Ethics is concerned with legal obligations, while morality is about ethical principles.

• B. Ethics is the study of morality, while morality is about conduct and customs.

• A. Ethics is about fair application of legal rules, while morality is about professional conduct.

• C. Ethics focuses on punishment, while morality focuses on justice.

What is the primary function of law in society?

• C. To protect basic human rights and promote order

• D. To represent the will of the majority and protect minority rights

• B. To establish acceptable standards and maintain order

• A. To promote fairness and resolve conflicts

Which of the following is NOT a function of law discussed in the text?

• C. Establishing Standards

• D. Promoting fairness and stability

• B. Protecting Liberties and Rights

• A. Resolving Disputes

What is the purpose of case citations in law?

• B. To provide a unique reference to locate the case

• D. To summarize the facts of the case

• A. To list the parties involved in a case

• C. To identify the judge presiding over the case

What is the main focus of distributive justice?

• C. Distributing obligations and opportunities in society

• B. Punishing wrongdoers

• D. Ensuring fair application of legal rules

• A. Settling disputes between individuals

What is the role of ethics in professional life?

• D. To prioritize pecuniary interests over professional conduct

• C. To act fairly, candidly, and fully present all facts and law

• B. To sell one's integrity for personal gain

• A. To promote political success