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1Which statement expresses the constitutional presumption of innocence?
A.Guilt must be proved lawfully and established by a court judgment that has entered into legal force
B.An accused person must prove innocence before receiving legal protection
C.A confession alone replaces the need for lawful adjudication
D.A police accusation establishes guilt until overturned
Explanation: The Constitution protects a person from being treated as guilty before lawful proof and a final court judgment. An accusation or arrest is a procedural event, not a conviction.
2Who is protected by the constitutional principle of equality before the law and courts?
A.Only citizens with professional qualifications
B.All people, without discrimination on the prohibited grounds
C.Only people who have never been accused of an offence
D.Only parties represented by a lawyer
Explanation: The Constitution states that all people are equal before the law and courts. Education, status or an accusation does not by itself remove that protection.
3Which court has the constitutional function of examining whether laws conform to the Constitution?
A.A regional court acting as an appeal court
B.The Supreme Economic Court
C.A district court acting as a trial court
D.The Constitutional Court
Explanation: The Constitution assigns constitutional review of laws to the Constitutional Court. This function differs from deciding an ordinary criminal, civil or economic dispute.
4Which constitutional principle requires state power to be divided into legislative, executive and judicial branches?
A.Territorial autonomy
B.Collective ownership
C.Separation of powers
D.Diplomatic reciprocity
Explanation: Separation of powers distinguishes the principal functions and institutions of state authority. It does not mean that constitutional procedures prevent all interaction between branches.
5Which institution exercises supervision over the exact and uniform execution of laws through the Prosecutor General and subordinate prosecutors?
A.The Constitutional Court alone
B.The Government's financial department
C.The prosecution service
D.The Majlisi Namoyandagon's administrative office
Explanation: The Constitution assigns this supervisory function to the Prosecutor General and subordinate prosecutors. Prosecutorial supervision differs from a court's task of deciding cases.
6A victim of an offence seeks legal redress for harm. Which statement best reflects the constitutional position?
A.Victim status removes the right to seek compensation
B.Victims' rights are protected by law and access to justice and compensation are guaranteed
C.A victim may determine the accused person's punishment without a court
D.Only property damage can ever receive legal protection
Explanation: The Constitution protects victims of crimes and abuse of power and guarantees access to justice and compensation for harm. This protection does not make the victim the authority deciding criminal guilt or punishment.
7Which statement accurately describes the constitutional protection of the home?
A.Entry against the occupants' will is prohibited except in cases established by law
B.An officer's preference is sufficient legal authority for any entry
C.The protection exists only for owner-occupied housing
D.The protection prevents entry even in every legally authorized circumstance
Explanation: The Constitution protects the inviolability of the home while recognizing exceptions established by law. Identifying a specific lawful basis is different from assuming unrestricted authority.
8A student claims that the Constitution protects only state-owned property. Which correction is accurate?
A.Private property can exist only if no legal protection is requested
B.Only cooperative property is recognized alongside state property
C.Property protection depends only on the owner's official rank
D.The Constitution recognizes different forms of ownership and guarantees their equal legal protection, including private ownership
Explanation: The Constitution recognizes a variety of forms of ownership and legal protection including private ownership. It does not make property protection an exclusive privilege of the state or public officials.
9When does the Constitution recognize a detained person's right to use a lawyer's services?
A.Only after conviction
B.From the moment of detention
C.Only after a court accepts an appeal
D.Only after the investigation has finished
Explanation: The Constitution recognizes access to a lawyer from the moment of detention. This protection operates during the proceedings rather than waiting for conviction or completion of investigation.
10A person has already been convicted of a particular offence. An authority proposes a second conviction for that same offence solely because it considers the first punishment too lenient. Which constitutional principle answers that proposal?
A.Every authority may impose its own additional conviction
B.A new official may disregard the first conviction without legal review
C.A second conviction is permitted whenever it is described as preventive
D.A person cannot be convicted again for the same offence
Explanation: The Constitution prohibits a repeated conviction for the same offence. Dissatisfaction with a sentence does not itself authorize a second conviction outside the lawful review system.
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