CRIMINAL PROCESS test

COLLECTION OF QUESTIONS ON THE DISCIPLINE
"CRIMINAL PROCESS"

Task 1

Question 1. Name the state system for the prevention of crimes, prosecution and punishment of those responsible.
1. arrest;
2. search;
3. bodies of criminal justice;
4. the prosecutor's office;
5. preliminary investigation.
Question 2. What body is called upon to administer justice in criminal cases?
1. the arbitration court;
2. the arbitration court;
3. the prosecutor's office;
4. court;
5. investigation.
Question 3. What is the detailed regulation of the activities of criminal justice?
1. procedural rules;
2. power;
3. local government bodies;
4. regulatory enactments;
5. municipal authorities.
Question 4. In what form is the criminal procedural activity, regulated by law?
1. subordination;
2. control;
3. jurisdiction;
4. legal relations;
5. imperative.
Question 5. What does the word "process" mean in translation from Latin?
1. court;
2. move, move forward;
3. condemnation;
4. consideration;
5. establishing the truth.

Task 2.
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Question 1. Name the number of the main stages of the criminal process.
1.two;
2. three;
3. four;
4. five;
5. six.
Question 2. Name the number of exceptional stages of the criminal process.
1.one;
2.two;
3. three;
4. four;
5. five.
Question 3. What concept is identical to the concept of criminal procedure?
1. initiation of cases;
2. investigation;
3. consideration;
4. criminal proceedings;
5. resolution of cases.

Question 4. What is the main property of the criminal procedure.
1. legal nature;
2. detail;
3. versatility;
4. obligation;
5. regulation.
Question 5. Name the number of criminal procedural functions.
1. five;
2.one;
3.two;
4. three;
5. four.
Task 3.
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Question 1. How many types of charges are distinguished in criminal proceedings?
1. one;
2. two;
3. three;
4. four;
5. five.
Question 2. What are the types of charges in the criminal process.
1. claim;
2. special;
3. state (public), public and private;
4. official;
5. direct.
Question 3. Name the procedural activities aimed at refuting the charges and establishing the innocence of the accused, or mitigating his responsibility.
1.protection;
2. investigation;
3. the charge;
4. inquiry;
5. supervision.
Question 4. How can civil and criminal cases be considered in courts?
1.open;
2. Equally;
3. publicly;
4. independently;
5. collegially and individually.
Question 5. On the basis of what principle are the relationships between different parts of the judicial system based?
1. subordination;
2. independence of judges and their subordination only to the law;
3. controllability;
4. interdependencies;
5. equality of the parties.
Task 4.
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Question 1. In what direction are general social and specific tasks of the criminal process integrated?
1. in ensuring publicity;
2. in ensuring fair justice;
3. independence of judges;
4. in objectivity;
5. legally.
Question 2. Name the article of the Criminal Procedure Code, which contains the definition of the tasks of the criminal process.
eleven;
eleven;
eleven;
eleven;
5.
Question 3. What is the date of the adoption of the Law "On operational-search activities."
eleven;
eleven;
eleven;
eleven;
5.
Question 4. What is the date of the entry into force of the Law "On the judicial system in the Russian Federation."
eleven;
eleven;
eleven;
eleven;
5.
Question 5. Name the number of historical types (forms) of criminal proceedings.
1.one;
2.two;
3. three;
4. four;
5. five.
Task 5.
Continue with chapter 1.
Choose the correct answer and mark it in the answer card.

Question 1. What are the historical t