21. John Austin defines jurisprudence as “________ of _______ Law”.
(a). Study/moral
(b). Philosophy/ethical
(c). Philosophy/positive
(d). Science/positive
(e). None of above
22. A good jurist is supposed to have a fair knowledge of ______ for he in jurisprudence is
usually concerned with _______ of human beings.
(a).Chemistry/lives
(b). Astronomy/fate
(c). Ethics/earnings
(d). Psychology/state of mind
(e). None of above
23. Aristotle was _____ philosopher
(a) Egyptian
(b) Chinese
(c) English
(d) Arab
(e) None of above
24. The book Summa Theologica was written by _________.
(a). Plato
(b). St. Thomas Aquinas
(c). Hugo Grotius
(d). Keeton
(e). None of above
25. _______ Theory is stressing that €law is the practice of Courts•.
(a). Legal Realism
(b). Natural Law
(c). Normative
(d). Command
(e). None of above
26. The physical force of the state behind law is called as ________.
(a). Governance
(b). Army
(c). Public Order
(d). Sanction
(e). None of above
27. Systematic arrangement of rules in a single document concerning a particular subject
in a way as to avoid inconsistency and overlapping. The process is known as ______.
(a). Legislation
(b). Codification
(c). Prescription
(d). Administration
(e). None of above
28. The book “Jurisprudence or Theory of the Law”, awarded with Swiney Gold Cup in
1914 by Royal Society of Arts, was written by __________.
(a). Salmond
(b). Austin
(c). H.L.A. Hart
(d). Hobbes
(e). None of above
29. ______ is component of Administration of Criminal Justice.
(a). Bureaucracy
(b). President
(c). Media
(d). Both €a• and €c•
(e). None of above
30. A title which destroys the right is called as ______ title.
(a). Vanishing
(b). Extinctive
(c). Original
(d). Investitive
(e). None of above
