Question : The detention of a person cannot exceed ________ unless an advisory board consisting of judges of a High Court reports sufficient cause for extended detention.
Option 1: one month
Option 2: three months
Option 3: six months
Option 4: two months
Correct Answer: three months
Solution : The correct answer is three months.
The Indian Constitution's Article 22 guarantees freedom from arrest and detention. It states that unless an advisory board finds enough justifiable grounds to extend custody, individuals under preventative detention laws may not be held for more than three months. Both citizens and foreigners (non-citizens) are entitled to this privilege.
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Question : An appeal to the High Court lies in case the session court has awarded the punishment of
Option 1: one year or more
Option 2: two years or more
Option 3: three year or more
Option 4: four years or more
Question : A Supreme Court or High Court judge can be removed by the Parliament by:
Option 1: Simple majority
Option 2: Both simple and two-third majority
Option 3: Special majority
Option 4: Two third majority
Question : Which one of the following is related to the advisory jurisdiction of the Supreme Court?
Option 1: Speaker of the parliament seeking opinion from the Supreme Court
Option 2: Election commission seeking opinion from the Supreme Court
Option 3: States seeking opinion from the Supreme Court
Option 4: President of India seeks opinion on law or facts
Question : Who among the following holds the authority of transferring judges from one High Court to another after consulting with the Chief Justice of India?
Option 1: The Attorney General
Option 2: The Vice President
Option 3: The President
Option 4: The Prime Minister
Question : For how much time the President's Rule can be extended in India with the approval of Parliament every six months?
Option 1: 6 months
Option 2: 1 year
Option 3: 2 years
Option 4: 3 years
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