Legal Roles and Rights in Court

The video explains the roles of police, public prosecutors, and judges in the legal system. It highlights the police's duty to investigate crimes and the importance of respecting human rights. The Supreme Court's guidelines for police conduct during arrests are discussed, along with the public prosecutor's role in representing the state in court. The judge's responsibility to ensure a fair trial is emphasized, ensuring justice is served according to the law. The video underscores the significance of Article 21 of the Indian Constitution in guaranteeing fair trials for all citizens.

Who ultimately decides if a person is guilty or not?

• The police

• The victim

• The public prosecutor

• The court

What is the primary role of the police in the legal process?

• To provide legal advice

• To investigate complaints

• To decide the punishment

• To represent the state in court

Which of the following is a guideline set by the Supreme Court for police conduct?

• Police can decide the guilt of the accused

• Police must respect human rights during investigations

• Police can detain individuals indefinitely

• Police can inflict punishment for minor offenses

What right does Article 22 of the Constitution guarantee to arrested individuals?

• The right to a speedy trial

• The right to choose their judge

• The right to avoid arrest

• The right to be informed of the charges

Which group cannot be called to the police station solely for questioning?

• Elderly individuals

• Women and boys under 15

• Men over 18 years

• Foreign nationals

When does the role of the public prosecutor begin?

• After the police file the charge sheet

• Before the police investigation

• After the trial concludes

• During the arrest

What is the duty of the public prosecutor in court?

• To present evidence impartially

• To investigate the crime

• To defend the accused

• To decide the sentence

What is the judge's responsibility during a trial?

• To arrest the accused

• To gather evidence

• To represent the interests of the state

• To conduct the trial impartially

What does Article 21 of the Indian Constitution guarantee?

• The right to a fair trial

• The right to free speech

• The right to property

• The right to education

What ensures that every citizen gets a fair trial?

• The judge's personal beliefs

• The evidence presented in court

• The police's opinion

• The public prosecutor's decision