Criminal Justice Process

The video explains the roles of police, public prosecutors, and judges in the legal system. It highlights the police's duty to investigate crimes and the importance of conducting investigations lawfully. The Supreme Court's guidelines for police conduct during arrests are discussed, emphasizing the protection of human rights. The public prosecutor's role in representing the state and ensuring impartiality in court is outlined. The judge's responsibility to conduct fair trials and deliver verdicts based on evidence is also covered. The concept of a fair trial, as guaranteed by Article 21 of the Indian Constitution, is explained, ensuring justice for all citizens.

Who ultimately decides whether a person is guilty or not?

• The victim

• The court of law

• The public

• The police

What is the primary function of the police in the context of a crime?

• To investigate complaints

• To decide the punishment

• To represent the state in court

• To provide legal advice

Which of the following is NOT allowed during a police investigation?

• Forming an opinion

• Collecting evidence

• Recording witness statements

• Torturing suspects

What right does Article 22 of the Constitution guarantee to an arrested person?

• The right to a speedy trial

• The right to be informed of the offence

• The right to choose a judge

• The right to bail

Which group cannot be called to the police station only for questioning?

• Men over 18

• Elderly individuals

• Foreign nationals

• Women

When does the role of the public prosecutor begin?

• During the investigation

• After the charge sheet is filed

• Before the crime is reported

• After the trial ends

What is the judge's responsibility during a trial?

• To represent the accused

• To conduct the trial impartially

• To investigate the crime

• To decide the punishment before the trial

What does Article 21 of the Indian Constitution guarantee?

• Right to education

• Right to property

• Right to a fair trial

• Right to free speech

What ensures that every citizen gets a fair trial?

• The judge's personal beliefs

• The evidence presented in court

• The police investigation

• The prosecutor's opinion

What is significant about the judge's decision-making process?

• It is predetermined by law

• It is based solely on evidence

• It is based on public opinion

• It is influenced by the police