LAW-GAT Criminal Law MCQs

Entrustment is the defining element of criminal breach of trust.
The entrusted property is dishonestly misused or disposed of contrary to law or direction.

Entrustment is the defining element of criminal breach of trust.
The entrusted property is dishonestly misused or disposed of contrary to law or direction.

Entrustment is the defining element of criminal breach of trust.
The entrusted property is dishonestly misused or disposed of contrary to law or direction.

Cheating requires deception and the legally specified inducement or harm.
A later breach alone does not necessarily prove dishonest intention at the beginning.

Cheating requires deception and the legally specified inducement or harm.
A later breach alone does not necessarily prove dishonest intention at the beginning.

Criminal misappropriation may involve property that initially came into possession without entrustment.
Dishonest conversion is essential.

Criminal misappropriation may involve property that initially came into possession without entrustment.
Dishonest conversion is essential.

Extortion combines fear of injury with dishonest inducement to deliver property or valuable security.
The victim participates in delivery because of fear.

Abduction involves movement caused by force or deceit.
It generally becomes punishable when linked to a prohibited purpose.

Robbery is aggravated theft or extortion involving immediate violence, attempted violence, or fear under statutory conditions.
It is more serious than simple theft.

Abduction involves movement caused by force or deceit.
It generally becomes punishable when linked to a prohibited purpose.

Robbery is aggravated theft or extortion involving immediate violence, attempted violence, or fear under statutory conditions.
It is more serious than simple theft.