Understanding the Role of Police and Courts

The video tutorial covers the role of police and courts, focusing on their relationship, the hierarchy of the police force in India, and the functions of the police. It explains the process of filing a First Information Report (FIR) and the role of the public prosecutor in the judicial system. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of maintaining law and order and ensuring justice is served.

What is the primary function of the police according to the video?

• To represent the public in court

• To create laws

• To maintain law and order

• To decide if a person is guilty

Who heads the police force in a state in India?

• Superintendent of Police

• Assistant Superintendent of Police

• Circle Inspector

• Commissioner of Police

What is an FIR?

• A report prepared by the public prosecutor

• A document that declares a person guilty

• A written complaint filed with the police

• A legal document issued by the court

Who can file an FIR?

• The victim or someone on their behalf

• Only the victim of the crime

• Only the public prosecutor

• Only the police officer

What should a complainant do if the police refuse to record an FIR?

• File a complaint with the High Court

• Contact the public prosecutor

• Ignore the incident

• Meet the Superintendent of Police

What happens if the police do not register an FIR within 24 hours?

• The accused is released

• The public prosecutor takes over the case

• The magistrate can start disciplinary action

• The case is dismissed

What role does the public prosecutor play in court?

• To represent the interests of society

• To file FIRs

• To defend the accused

• To decide the verdict

Why is a crime against an individual considered a crime against society?

• Because it involves the police

• Because it affects the public prosecutor

• Because it disrupts public order

• Because it is a legal requirement

What is the duty of the court once the police investigation is complete?

• To collect more evidence

• To decide if the accused is guilty

• To file an FIR

• To appoint a new public prosecutor

What ensures that breaking the law does not go unpunished?

• The role of the police and public prosecutor

• The hierarchy of the police force

• The filing of an FIR

• The decision of the High Court