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5-year BA-LLB Legalreasoning — practice by topic

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Legal Reasoning (10)Constitutional Law Advanced (5)Constitution of Criminal Courts (5)Fundamental Rights (5)Jurisprudence Constitutional Rights (5)Landmarkcases (2)Schedules (2)Articles (1)Civilvscriminal (1)Constitutionalterms (1)English Language (1)Latinmaxims (1)Parliament (1)

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Which Article of the Constitution gives the Right to Constitutional Remedies, called by Dr. Ambedkar the 'heart and soul' of the Constitution?Read the answer and worked solution →A court orders that an arrested person be physically produced before it to examine the legality of the arrest. This writ is:Read the answer and worked solution →An accused must be produced before the nearest magistrate within how many hours of arrest?Read the answer and worked solution →The Right against Exploitation primarily prohibits:Read the answer and worked solution →

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Which Article of the Constitution gives the Right to Constitutional Remedies, called by Dr. Ambedkar the 'heart and soul' of the Constitution?

  1. Article 21
  2. Article 32
  3. Article 14
  4. Article 19
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Correct answer: B. Article 32

Article 32 lets a citizen move the Supreme Court directly to enforce Fundamental Rights Ambedkar called it the heart and soul of the Constitution.

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A court orders that an arrested person be physically produced before it to examine the legality of the arrest. This writ is:

  1. Mandamus
  2. Habeas Corpus
  3. Certiorari
  4. Quo Warranto
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Correct answer: B. Habeas Corpus

Habeas corpus ('produce the body') compels the authority to bring the detained person before the court so it can test the legality of the detention.

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An accused must be produced before the nearest magistrate within how many hours of arrest?

  1. 12 hours
  2. 24 hours
  3. 48 hours
  4. 72 hours
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Correct answer: B. 24 hours

The Constitution requires that an arrested person be produced before the nearest magistrate within 24 hours so a neutral authority can review the arrest.

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