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Pakistan MCQs
Practice Pakistan questions with answers and explanations.
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A.
Murder is an aggravated form of culpable homicide
B.
They are completely unrelated offences
C.
Every culpable homicide is necessarily murder
D.
Murder is a civil offence only
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Correct Answer: A. Murder is an aggravated form of culpable homicide
Explanation:
All murder falls within culpable homicide, but not every culpable homicide amounts to murder.
The distinction depends on statutory mental elements and exceptions.
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A.
Only after police arrive
B.
Twenty-four hours after the incident
C.
When the reasonable apprehension of danger ends
D.
After the aggressor apologizes
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Correct Answer: C. When the reasonable apprehension of danger ends
Explanation:
Private defence exists only while the danger or reasonable apprehension continues.
Retaliation after the threat ends is not protected.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
Murder is an aggravated form of culpable homicide
B.
They are completely unrelated offences
C.
Every culpable homicide is necessarily murder
D.
Murder is a civil offence only
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Correct Answer: A. Murder is an aggravated form of culpable homicide
Explanation:
All murder falls within culpable homicide, but not every culpable homicide amounts to murder.
The distinction depends on statutory mental elements and exceptions.
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A.
When it was caused without the person's knowledge or against the person's will
B.
Whenever alcohol was voluntarily consumed
C.
Whenever the offence is serious
D.
Whenever the accused cannot remember events
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Correct Answer: A. When it was caused without the person's knowledge or against the person's will
Explanation:
Involuntary intoxication may affect criminal capacity under the statutory conditions.
Voluntary intoxication generally provides much narrower protection.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
When it was caused without the person's knowledge or against the person's will
B.
Whenever alcohol was voluntarily consumed
C.
Whenever the offence is serious
D.
Whenever the accused cannot remember events
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Correct Answer: A. When it was caused without the person's knowledge or against the person's will
Explanation:
Involuntary intoxication may affect criminal capacity under the statutory conditions.
Voluntary intoxication generally provides much narrower protection.
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A.
A right to punish an offender after danger has ended
B.
The lawful right to protect person or property against specified unlawful aggression
C.
A right to use unlimited force
D.
A right available only to police
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Correct Answer: B. The lawful right to protect person or property against specified unlawful aggression
Explanation:
Private defence is preventive, not retaliatory.
The force used must remain within statutory limits and necessity.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
A right to punish an offender after danger has ended
B.
The lawful right to protect person or property against specified unlawful aggression
C.
A right to use unlimited force
D.
A right available only to police
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Correct Answer: B. The lawful right to protect person or property against specified unlawful aggression
Explanation:
Private defence is preventive, not retaliatory.
The force used must remain within statutory limits and necessity.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
A right to punish an offender after danger has ended
B.
The lawful right to protect person or property against specified unlawful aggression
C.
A right to use unlimited force
D.
A right available only to police
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Correct Answer: B. The lawful right to protect person or property against specified unlawful aggression
Explanation:
Private defence is preventive, not retaliatory.
The force used must remain within statutory limits and necessity.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
A right to punish an offender after danger has ended
B.
The lawful right to protect person or property against specified unlawful aggression
C.
A right to use unlimited force
D.
A right available only to police
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Correct Answer: B. The lawful right to protect person or property against specified unlawful aggression
Explanation:
Private defence is preventive, not retaliatory.
The force used must remain within statutory limits and necessity.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
A right to punish an offender after danger has ended
B.
The lawful right to protect person or property against specified unlawful aggression
C.
A right to use unlimited force
D.
A right available only to police
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Correct Answer: B. The lawful right to protect person or property against specified unlawful aggression
Explanation:
Private defence is preventive, not retaliatory.
The force used must remain within statutory limits and necessity.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
A right to punish an offender after danger has ended
B.
The lawful right to protect person or property against specified unlawful aggression
C.
A right to use unlimited force
D.
A right available only to police
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Correct Answer: B. The lawful right to protect person or property against specified unlawful aggression
Explanation:
Private defence is preventive, not retaliatory.
The force used must remain within statutory limits and necessity.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
Only after police arrive
B.
Twenty-four hours after the incident
C.
When the reasonable apprehension of danger ends
D.
After the aggressor apologizes
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Correct Answer: C. When the reasonable apprehension of danger ends
Explanation:
Private defence exists only while the danger or reasonable apprehension continues.
Retaliation after the threat ends is not protected.