Criminal law test answers, Part II, 65 vospros

Criminal law test, part II, 65 questions.

Task 26.

Question 1: What does it mean to describe an object, a phenomenon, in accordance with its specific features and characteristics attributed to a particular group, category, type, category?

1. rank;

2. identification;

3. To qualify;

4. organize;

5. codified.

Question 2. How much of the accepted qualifications considered in the theory of criminal law?

1 one;

2. two;

3. three;

4. The four;

5. five.

Question 3. What is the article of the Criminal Code states that the basis of criminal responsibility is an act that contains all the elements of a crime under the criminal law?

1. 8;

2. 9;

3. 10;

4. 11;

5. 12.

Question 4. The rules which part of the Criminal Code to be applied in the qualification of crimes?

1. general;

2. the second;

3. Third;

4. particular;

5. the fifth.

Question 5. What is the article of the Criminal Code establishes the guarantee of the principle of the rule of law?

1. 7;

2. 6;

3. 5;

4. 4;

5. 3.

Task 27.

Question 1. Which article of the Criminal Code a priority criminal law proclaims the protection of the rights and freedoms of man and citizen?

1. 1;

2. 2;

3. 3;

4. 4;

5. 5.

Question 2: In what section of the Criminal Code of Crimes against the combined rate of the individual?

1. VII;

2. VIII;

3. IX;

4. X;

5. XI.

Question 3. Which group can be turned on crimes knowingly commit socially dangerous acts (action or inaction), forbidden by criminal law and infringing on the basic benefits, rights and its freedom-of man and citizen?

1. hooliganism;

2. crimes against life;

3. crimes against health;

4. crimes against the person;

5. crimes against honor and freedom.

Question 4. Who are the generic object of the crime against the person?

1. Citizen;

2. the subject;

3. object;

4. the victim;

5. person.

Question 5. What is meant by unlawful intentional infliction of death to another person?

1. hooliganism;

2. The offense;

3. Murder;

4. crimes against life;

5. crime against health.

Task 28.

Question 1: How many species of murders called the Criminal Code?

1. one;

2. Two;

3. Three;

4. Four;

5. five.

Question 2. What is the name of the Criminal Code murder with aggravating circumstances referred to in n. "And" - "n" h. 2 tablespoons. 105 of the Criminal Code?

1. simple;

2. Qualified;

3. privileged;

4. The intentional;

5. illegal.

Question 3. What is the name the Penal Code murder with extenuating circumstances referred to in Art. 106-108 of the Criminal Code?

1. simple;

2. Qualified;

3. intentional;

4. privileged;

5. illegal.

Question 4. In what year was adopted by the RF Law "On transplantation of organs and (or) human tissue"?

1. 1988 .;

2. 1989 .;

3. 1990 .;

4. 1991 .;

5. 1992

Question 5: In what article of the RF Law "On transplantation of organs and (or) human tissue" from December 22, 1992 resolved the question of the definition of the end of human life?

1. 9;

2. 10;

3. 11;

4. 12;

5. 13.

Task 29.

Question 1. At what age is reached, physically sane person can be the subject of a simple or qualified murder?

1. under 12 years of age;

2. at least 13 years;

3. age of 14;

4. The age of 15;

5. under 16 years.

Question 2. At what age is reached, physically sane person can be the subject privilegiro-balanced, murder?

1. under 15 years of age;

2. have reached the age of 16;

3. 17 years old;

4. the age of 18;

5. have reached 19 years.

Question 3. What article of the Criminal Code, a qualifying murder committed from hooligan prompting:

1. n. "K" h. 1, Art. 102;

2. n. "N" h. 1, Art. 103;

3. n. "O" h. 2 tablespoons. 104;

4. n. "And" h. 2 tablespoons. 105;

5. p. "To" h. 3