During judicial custody, where is the accused normally detained?

1. During judicial custody, where is the accused normally detained?

A police station

A jail

A court lock-up only

A private facility

2. Can police interrogate an accused in judicial custody without court approval?

Yes, freely

No, not without court approval

Only at night

Only in the first 24 hours

3. Which of the following best describes parole?

A guaranteed right of every prisoner

A discretionary temporary release

A sentence reduction

An automatic yearly grant

4. Who frames the Prisoners Release on Parole Rules?

The Union government only

Each state government

The Supreme Court

The President

5. Which of these is a key difference between police custody and judicial custody?

None

Police custody permits interrogation at the station, judicial custody does not

Judicial custody allows torture

Police custody is longer by law

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