NET Unit-Wise Unit 1
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1) Who is credited with the establishment of the first crime laboratory in Lyon, France, in 1910?
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2) What was the occupation of Gilbert Thompson, who put his own thumbprint on wage chits in 1882?
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3) Alphonse Bertillon is acknowledged as the "Father of Criminal Identification" for developing:
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4) In which section of the IPC is the punishment for wrongful restraint specified?
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5) The development of fingerprint identification as a forensic technique is attributed to:
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6) Which of the following is an example of misrepresentation in forensic science?
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7) Which of the following is an example of a primary crime scene?
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8) What is the moto of the Intelligence Bureau (IB)?
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9) Who is known as the "Father of Forensic Odontology"?
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10) What is the primary role of expert testimony in the court of law?
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11) The CFSL in Hyderabad, established in 2007, primarily caters to the forensic needs of which region of India?
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12) What is the moto of the Intelligence Bureau (IB)?
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13) In which year did Francis Galton publish "Fingerprints," the first comprehensive book on the nature of fingerprints?
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14) Who developed the fingerprint classification system used in Latin America in 1892?
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15) What is the headquarters of the National Police Academy (NPA)?
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16) Who wrote the first systematic treatise on forensic medicine, "Hsi Duan Yu" ("The Washing Away of Wrongs"), in the Song Dynasty of China?
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17) Which of the following factors determines the admissibility of expert testimony in court?
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18) Which section of the IPC deals with extortion?
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19) Which force provides armed support to the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW)?
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20) Which section of the IPC deals with extortion?
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21) What is the punishment for causing death by negligence as per the IPC?
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22) Who is responsible for the establishment of the Indian Evidence Act (IEA)?
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23) The "Tandoor Murder Case" of 1995, one of the high-profile criminal cases in India, involved the use of forensic evidence in the investigation of:
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24) Which of the following cities is known for hosting one of the largest SFSLs in India?
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25) What should forensic scientists avoid to maintain integrity?
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26) Which of the following statements best describes the role of the judge in assessing the admissibility of expert testimony?
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27) The use of forensic entomology in criminal investigations in India gained attention primarily in cases involving:
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28) The first recorded use of forensic medicine in an investigation was in:
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29) Which of the following is NOT a primary function of forensic science?
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30) The first official government forensic laboratory in India was established in:
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31) Why should 'good science' values, including ethical elements, be part of official forensic scientific curricula?
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32) What is the role of confidentiality in forensic science?
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33) The concept of "Locard's Exchange Principle" was introduced by:
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34) What is the primary purpose of the Federal Rules of Evidence regarding expert testimony?
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35) Which organization is responsible for coordinating police wireless communication?
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36) Which section of the IPC deals with the punishment for murder?
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37) Which force guards the Redcliffe line?
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38) What is the punishment for causing death by negligence as per the IPC?
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39) What is the punishment for robbery as per the IPC?
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40) In which section of the IPC is the punishment for cheating specified?
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41) Which section of the IPC deals with the punishment for rape?
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42) Who was the first to attempt individualizing bullets to a gun barrel in 1889?
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43) Why is it essential for forensic scientists to adhere to established protocols and standards?
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44) In which year did Rudolph Virchow, a German pathologist, recognize the limitations of studying hair?
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45) The first use of firearm examination in a criminal investigation dates back to the:
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46) The SFSL in Bengaluru, known as the Karnataka State Forensic Science Laboratory (KSFSCL), was established in the year:
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47) Which section of the Indian Evidence Act deals with opinions of experts?
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48) What is the punishment for causing death by negligence as per the IPC? (Duplicate Q)
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49) The Indian Academy of Forensic Medicine (IAFM) was founded in:
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50) The earliest recorded use of fingerprint identification in India was during the British colonial era, notably in:
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51) What is the headquarters of the National Police Academy (NPA)?
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52) Which of the following is a potential consequence of forensic experts defining scientific error as any interpretation that disagrees with their own?
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53) In which section of the IPC is the punishment for wrongful restraint specified?
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54) Which section of the IPC deals with criminal breach of trust?
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55) In which century did the Chinese first use fingerprints as a means of identification?
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56) What is meant by the term "junk science" in the context of expert testimony?
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57) Who published a paper in Nature in 1880 suggesting that fingerprints could identify offenders at the scene of a crime?
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58) What defines a secondary crime scene?
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59) The concept of using dental evidence for identification purposes was first proposed by:
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60) Who is regarded as the "Father of Forensic Fingerprints"?
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61) The SFSL in Chennai, known as the Tamil Nadu Forensic Sciences Laboratory (TNFSL), was established in the year:
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62) When was the National Investigation Agency (NIA) established?
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63) What is the punishment for causing death by negligence as per the IPC? (Duplicate Q)
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64) The first CFSL in India was established in:
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65) The CFSL in Guwahati primarily serves the forensic needs of which region of India?
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66) What is a key requirement for the system to work effectively in forensic science organizational structures?
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67) Which type of crime scene involves an area where evidence may be found, but it is not directly related to the crime?
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68) In which year did Arthur Conan Doyle publish the first Sherlock Holmes story?
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69) Who established the Indian Penal Code (IPC)?
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70) What is the first step in securing a crime scene?
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71) Which ethical principle emphasizes the importance of honesty and truthfulness in forensic science?
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72) What is the primary goal of forensic scientists when presenting evidence in court?
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73) What is the probability of rolling a fair six-sided die and getting a 3?
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74) How can forensic scientists maintain objectivity in their work?
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75) The Forensic Sciences Department at Gujarat Forensic Sciences University (GFSU) was established in:
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76) Where is the Central Forensic Science Laboratory (CFSL), the premier forensic institution in India, located?
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77) Dr. Sunil Kumar Gupta, known for his work in forensic odontology, made significant contributions in the aftermath of which major disaster in India?
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78) What is Frye's standard regarding the admissibility of expert testimony?
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79) The first documented use of forensic entomology in the United States occurred in:
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80) The CFSL in Pune, established in 2008, caters to the forensic requirements of which region of India?
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81) The first recorded use of forensic entomology can be traced back to:
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82) Who is recognized as the "Father of Forensic Medicine"?
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83) Which individual is considered the "Father of Forensic Anthropology"?
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84) The Central Forensic Science Laboratory (CFSL) in India was established under the jurisdiction of:
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85) Who authored the book "The Principles and Practice of Medical Jurisprudence," which became a standard text in forensic medicine?
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86) How does the judge's decision regarding the admissibility of expert testimony impact the jury's role in the trial?
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87) Which of the following is NOT an ethical principle for forensic scientists?
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88) Which section of the IPC deals with the punishment for murder?
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89) The SFSL in Mumbai, known as the Maharashtra State Forensic Science Laboratory (MSFSL), is under the administrative control of the:
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90) The term "forensic" is derived from the Latin word "forensis," which means:
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91) Who is often considered the "Father of Toxicology" for his work in the field of poisons and their effects on the human body?
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92) Which of the following is NOT a consideration in assessing the reliability of expert testimony?
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93) What is the moto of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF)?
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94) How does the judge's decision regarding the admissibility of expert testimony affect the trial proceedings?
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95) The CFSL in Bhopal was set up to provide forensic services to the states of:
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96) What does integrity mean in the context of forensic science?
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97) The Bertillon System, a method of criminal identification based on anthropometry, was developed by:
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98) Which organization is responsible for coordinating police wireless communication?
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99) Walter McCrone is associated with which aspect of forensic microscopy?
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100) Which section of the IPC deals with the punishment for rape?
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101) Which city is home to the oldest State Forensic Science Laboratory (SFSL) in India?
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102) Bernard Greenberg is known as the "Father of Forensic Entomology" for his work in:
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103) Which section of the IPC deals with criminal breach of trust?
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104) If a dataset has an odd number of values, what does the median represent?
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105) Which of the following is NOT a step in crime scene investigation?
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106) Dr. R. N. Kao, often referred to as the "father of Indian forensic science," served as the first Director of the:
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107) The CFSL in Chandigarh was established in collaboration with which international organization?
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108) Which forensic chemist took photomicrographs of bullets in 1898 to individualize them?
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109) The first comprehensive book on forensic medicine and toxicology written in India was authored by:
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110) Who established the Indian Penal Code (IPC)?
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111) The first documented use of forensic science in a criminal investigation occurred in:
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112) Which section of the Indian Evidence Act deals with opinions of experts?
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113) The "Kilburn Times Poisoning Case" of 1950 involved the investigation of a mass poisoning incident in India, leading to advancements in:
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114) In which scenario would expert testimony likely be deemed more credible?
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115) When was the National Investigation Agency (NIA) established?
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116) What is the purpose of collecting physical evidence at a crime scene?
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117) Who is considered the pioneer of forensic science in India, known for his contributions to forensic medicine and toxicology?
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118) The CFSL in Kolkata, established in 1954, was initially known as the:
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119) Sir Alec John Jeffrey is recognized as the "Father of Forensic DNA" for his pioneering work in:
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120) What is essential for preserving the philosophical basis of the criminal justice system?
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121) Which of the following is NOT a criterion for determining the admissibility of expert testimony under the Daubert standard?
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122) In which type of crime scene, evidence is transient and quickly changing?
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123) Who is credited with the invention of anthropometry and the identification of the first recidivist in 1883?
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124) The SFSL in Kolkata, established in 1938, was the first laboratory of its kind in:
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125) What is the punishment for causing grievous hurt under the IPC?
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126) What is the punishment for causing grievous hurt under the IPC?
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127) In which section of the IPC is the punishment for cheating specified?
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128) Which force guards the Redcliffe line?
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129) How should forensic scientists handle conflicts of interest?
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130) Why is impartiality important in forensic science?
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131) What is meant by the term "gatekeeping" in the context of expert testimony?
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132) What is the Daubert standard regarding the admissibility of expert testimony?
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133) In a coin toss, what is the probability of getting heads?
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134) Who is responsible for the establishment of the Indian Evidence Act (IEA)?
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135) What is the moto of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF)?
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136) Which method is used to document a crime scene by creating a detailed visual record?
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137) Which Indian scientist is known for pioneering work in the field of forensic ballistics and firearm examination?
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138) Who is credited as the "Father of Criminal Profiling"?
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139) In which situation would expert testimony likely be deemed inadmissible?
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140) Who authored the book "Criminal Investigation," which described the uses of physical evidence in solving crime, in 1891?
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141) What does the F-test measure in statistics?
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142) The title "Father of Forensic Psychology" is attributed to:
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143) What is the significance of the "preponderance of the evidence" standard in determining the admissibility of expert testimony?
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144) What risk do organizational structures involving sheriffs, prosecutors, and coroners pose in forensic investigations?
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145) The SFSL in Delhi, known as the Delhi Forensic Science Laboratory (DFSL), was established in the year:
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146) Which force provides armed support to the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW)?
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147) In a dataset with the following values: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, what is the mode?
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148) What is the punishment for robbery as per the IPC?
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149) The All India Institute of Hygiene and Public Health, established in Kolkata in 1932, played a significant role in the development of forensic science in India, particularly in the area of:
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150) Why is transparency crucial in forensic science?
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