Criminal law test of 44 questions with answers

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Task 1.

1. Criminal law - is:

a) a set of legal rules governing the relationship between the perpetrators of the crime;

b) a set of legal rules governing the relationship between the law enforcement authorities about the administration of justice;

c) a set of legal rules governing the relations connected with the definition of offenses and penalties for its commission;

d) the body of law governing the relations concerning execution and punishment for the offense.

2. On the subject of legal regulation of criminal law include:

a) the relationship between the public authorities and the perpetrators of the crime;

b) the relationship between the public authorities about the crime committed;

c) the relationship between the perpetrator and a victim of a crime;

d) the relationship between the public authorities and individuals who study criminal law.

3. The system of criminal law include:

a) the introduction, general and specific parts;

b) the general and specific parts;

c) the introduction, general, especially and final part;

d) The general, special features and the final part.

4. Criminal law formed

a) simultaneously with the emergence of the tribes;

b) simultaneously with the state;

c) feudal period;

d) due to the stratification of society, but formed before the emergence of the state.

5. What does the criminal law

a) only a protective function;

b) Only warning function;

c) Only a punitive function;

d) punitive and protective functions;

d) preventive, punitive and protective functions;

e) protective, preventive and educational function.


Task 2.

1. The principles of criminal law - is:

a) basic ideas, determining the content of its general part;

b) the basic ideas that define the content of the individual institutions;

c) the basic ideas that determine its contents as a whole;

d) basic ideas to the content of its features section.

2. Sources of criminal law are:

a) The Constitution of the Russian Federation;

b) federal laws;

c) The Criminal Code of the Russian Federation;

d) Decrees of the President of the Russian Federation;

d) the laws of the Russian Federation;

e) acts of local self-government;

g) Resolution of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation;

h) generally recognized international norms and principles.

3. The principles of criminal law enshrined:

a) in the norms of the Constitutional Law of the Russian Federation;

b) of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation;

c) research in the field of criminal law;

g) Resolution of the Plenum of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation;

d) in the norms of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.

4. Determine the most comprehensive list of principles of criminal law

a) the rule of law, justice, humanism, the presumption of innocence;

b) equality of citizens before the law, justice, guilt;

c) the rule of law, justice, guilt, the presumption of innocence, humanism;

g) rule of law, justice, equality before the law, wine, humanism.

5. The criminal policy of the state - is:

a) a set of principles of criminal law;

b) the implementation of the criminal law;

c) the implementation of tasks of criminal law;

d) law enforcement agencies.


Task 3.

1. Subject of the science of criminal law

a) is identical to the subject of the criminal law sector;

b) has no connection with the subject of the criminal law sector;

c) substantially coincides with an object branch, but is narrower in its composition;

d) substantially coincides with an object branch, but is broader in its composition.

2. Criminal law

a) is not associated with other branches of Russian law;

b) interacts with all branches of Russian law;

c) interacts only with the