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30. Mr Justly, a Court of Appeal judge, has 34. Which of the following offences involves
decided to run for political office. His stealing accompanied by violence?
friend who is also a judge advises him that
he cannot continue to function as a judge (A) Larceny
while being a political figure. Which of (B) Robbery
the following issues is now confronting (C) Burglary
Mr Justly? (D) Criminal damage

(A) Corruption of politics
(B) Parliamentary sovereignty 35. Inchoate offences refer to those offences
(C) Separation of powers doctrine that
(D) Limitation of the justice system
(A) are incomplete
(B) are of a strict liability
31. Which of the following criminal offences (C) are punishable by death
does NOT require a mens rea to be present? (D) require more than one person

(A) Sexual
(B) Summary 36. The MOST appropriate defence applicable
(C) Indictable where the accused killed the victim due to
(D) Strict liability a sudden and temporary loss of self-control
is

32. Recklessness occurs where the defendant (A) provocation
(B) automatism
(A) blames a third party (C) spontaneous insanity
(B) believes there is no danger (D) diminished responsibility
(C) considers the dangers to others
(D) shuts his mind to the possibility of
danger 37. The theory of retribution endorses as a
penalty for the crime of murder

33. In the law relating to rape, a man is guilty (A) life imprisonment
where he has sexual intercourse with a (B) capital punishment
woman and (C) hard labour in prison
(D) imposition of a heavy fine
I. is reckless as to whether or not she
consents
II. she consents 38. Which of the following is a theory of
III. he reasonably believes she is sentencing?
consenting
(A) Rehabilitating the offender
(A) I only (B) Appeasing victims’ families
(B) I and II only (C) Considering the plea in mitigation
(C) I and III only (D) Reflecting adequately the revulsion
(D) I, II and III of the prosecutor

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