Q1: 1. What is the main purpose of Section 110 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973?

• A) A) To punish habitual offenders
• B) B) To rehabilitate habitual offenders
• C) C) To ensure good behavior from habitual offenders
• D) D) To grant immunity to habitual offenders

Q2: 2. Who can require a habitual offender to execute a bond for good behavior under Section 110?

• A) A) Police Officer
• B) B) Judge
• C) C) Victim
• D) D) Family member

Q3: 3. What happens if a habitual offender refuses to execute a bond under Section 110?

• A) A) Immediate arrest
• B) B) Fine imposition
• C) C) Court trial
• D) D) Community service

Q4: 4. How long can the bond under Section 110 be required to remain in force?

• A) A) 1 year
• B) B) 2 years
• C) C) 3 years
• D) D) 5 years

Q5: 5. In which situations can a habitual offender be required to execute a bond under Section 110?

• A) A) After committing a minor offense
• B) B) After being acquitted of all charges
• C) C) After being released on bail
• D) D) After being convicted of a serious offense

Q6: 6. What is the consequence of breaching the bond under Section 110?

• A) A) Immediate release
• B) B) Fine imposition
• C) C) Imprisonment
• D) D) Warning letter

Q7: 7. Who decides the amount of security to be furnished by a habitual offender under Section 110?

• A) A) Police Officer
• B) B) Judge
• C) C) Public prosecutor
• D) D) Defense attorney

Q8: 8. Can the bond amount required under Section 110 be changed during the period of its enforcement?

• A) A) Yes
• B) B) No
• C) C) Only with the consent of the habitual offender
• D) D) Only with the approval of the victim

Q9: 9. What is the purpose of requiring security from habitual offenders under Section 110?

• A) A) To increase government revenue
• B) B) To deter future criminal activities
• C) C) To compensate victims
• D) D) To provide employment opportunities

Q10: 10. What is the significance of Section 110 in maintaining public safety and order?

• A) A) It promotes vigilantism
• B) B) It reduces crime rates
• C) C) It discriminates against certain individuals
• D) D) It promotes corruption

Q11: 11. How does Section 110 contribute to the rehabilitation of habitual offenders?

• A) A) By providing financial assistance
• B) B) By offering counseling services
• C) C) By monitoring their behavior
• D) D) By imposing harsh punishments

Q12: 12. In what circumstances can a habitual offender be released from the bond under Section 110 before the specified period?

• A) A) Completion of community service
• B) B) Good conduct demonstrated
• C) C) Payment of fines
• D) D) Victim forgiveness

Q13: 13. How does the enforcement of Section 110 impact the criminal justice system?

• A) A) Increases workload for law enforcement
• B) B) Decreases transparency
• C) C) Speeds up court proceedings
• D) D) Encourages corruption

Q14: 14. What rights are granted to habitual offenders under Section 110?

• A) A) Right to demand immunity
• B) B) Right to legal representation
• C) C) Right to appeal the bond requirement
• D) D) Right to refuse to execute the bond

Q15: 15. What measures can be taken if a habitual offender fails to comply with the bond conditions under Section 110?

• A) A) Immediate release
• B) B) Increased bond amount
• C) C) Extension of the bond period
• D) D) Imprisonment

Q16: 16. How can the community benefit from the implementation of Section 110?

• A) A) Increased crime rates
• B) B) Safer neighborhoods
• C) C) Reduced police presence
• D) D) Higher incarceration rates

Q17: 17. What factors are considered when determining the amount of security to be furnished under Section 110?

• A) A) Gender of the offender
• B) B) Age of the offender
• C) C) Severity of the offense
• D) D) Marital status of the offender

Q18: 18. How does the bond requirement under Section 110 differ from regular bail conditions?

• A) A) No difference
• B) B) Bond amount is higher
• C) C) Bond is non-negotiable
• D) D) Bond is specific to habitual offenders

Q19: 19. What role does the police play in monitoring the behavior of habitual offenders under Section 110?

• A) A) No role
• B) B) Primary role
• C) C) Advisory role
• D) D) Supervisory role

Q20: 20. How does the bond requirement under Section 110 impact the rehabilitation prospects of habitual offenders?

• A) A) Hinders rehabilitation efforts
• B) B) Facilitates rehabilitation efforts
• C) C) No impact on rehabilitation
• D) D) Delays rehabilitation

Q21: 21. What legal recourse does a habitual offender have if they disagree with the bond requirement under Section 110?

• A) A) Appeal to a higher court
• B) B) Request for a different judge
• C) C) Challenge the police officer's decision
• D) D) File for bankruptcy

Q22: 22. How does the bond requirement under Section 110 promote accountability among habitual offenders?

• A) A) By imposing financial burden
• B) B) By encouraging community service
• C) C) By monitoring compliance
• D) D) By granting early release

Q23: 23. How does Section 110 contribute to the overall safety of the community?

• A) A) By increasing crime rates
• B) B) By deterring criminal behavior
• C) C) By encouraging vigilantism
• D) D) By promoting leniency towards offenders

Q24: 24. What options are available to habitual offenders in fulfilling the bond requirement under Section 110?

• A) A) Cash payment only
• B) B) Property mortgage
• C) C) Surety of another person
• D) D) Community service

Q25: 25. How can the bond requirement under Section 110 be tailored to the specific circumstances of each habitual offender?

• A) A) Standardized bond amount
• B) B) Individual assessment by the judge
• C) C) Fixed bond period
• D) D) No customization allowed