Terminologies Flashcards

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Inquest

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Investigation of cause of death

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Subpoena

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Summon

  • A document given to witness to attend the court under 61-69 CRPC
  • If doesn’t attend, punishable under 174 IPC
  • 6 months imprisonment/less than 2 years or fine of ₹1000
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Oath

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  • Definition of oath by 51 IPC
  • Hippocratic oath is taken
  • Name of god not taken by atheist & expert witness
  • If doesn’t take oath, punishable under 178 IPC
  • No oath required for age<12
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Ad testificandum

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Common witness

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Duces tecum

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Expert witness

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Irresistible impulse test

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Free agency of will is lost due to mental disease

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Perjury

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  • Definition of perjury under 191 IPC
  • It is false evidence after giving oath
  • Punished under 193 IPC
  • Upto 7 years
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Corroborative evidence

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If a person survives after giving dying declaration, the person will have to give oral evidence in the court
157 IEA

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Plaintiff

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A person who files a case

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Guillotine

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Method of decapitation

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Actus Rea

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Criminal act

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Agarophobia

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Fear of open spaces

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McNaughten’s rule

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  • Defect of reasoning due to mental disease

* Aka legal test/right or wrong test

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Abortion stick

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Causes vaginal irritation.
Length of 12 - 18 cm
Plants used - Plumbago, Ergot, Calotropis, Oleander(Nerium odorum), Lead, Aconite, Abrus precartorius, Arsenic, Strychnine.

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American Law institute test

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If adequate capacity to appreciate the criminality of the conduct is lost

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Acrophobia

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Fear of height

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Brawner’s rule

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Substantial capacity to appreciate the wrongfulness of the conduct is lost

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Curren’s rule

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Capacity to conduct is lost

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Lucid interval

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Phase of sanity between 2 periods of insanity

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Testamentary capacity

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Mental capacity to make valid will

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Nyctophobia

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Fear of darkness

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Mysophobia

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Fear of dirt

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Advance directive

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An individual with a known psychiatric illness or on treatment can choose to decide the caretaker and the course of treatment according to recently amended mental health act

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Carunculae myrtiformis

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Healed tag of hymen

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Claustrophobia
Fear of closed spaces
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Kleptomania
Impulse disorder | Steals articles
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Durham’s rule
Aka product test
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Aptae viris
Sola pith is introduced into vagina for rendering very young girls for sex
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Impotency
Not able to perform sex
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Frigidity
Not able to start/maintain sexual arousal in female
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Quoad
Seen in males. Person is impotent for particular female. MCC is psychogenic
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Sterility
Not able to produce children. | Not a ground for divorce.
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Posthumous child
Child born after the death of the father
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Supposititious/Fictitious child
Pregnancy claimed by non pregnant woman for the purpose of blackmail
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Fecundation-ab-extra
Conception occurs even when semen is deposited on thigh or vulva
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Superfetation
2 ova fertilised in 2 menstrual cycles by 2 acts of coitus
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Superfecundation
2 ova fertilised in 1 menstrual cycle by 2 acts of coitus
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Psudocyesis/Spurious pregnancy
Not pregnant but subjective symptoms of pregnancy present
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Abortifacients
Substances that induce abortion: * Ecbolics - Ergot, Quinine, Strychnine, Oestrogen * Emmenagogues - Borax, Oestrogen, Sanguinarine, Senecia
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Diachylon
Lead product used as an abortifacient
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Utus paste
Aka interruptin. | Combination of Potassium Iodide and Iodine
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Oedipus
Mother and son
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Electra
Father and daughter
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Pharon
Sister and brother
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Honeymoon impotence
Fear of sexual intercourse due to stress or other reasons
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Compos menti
Sound mind
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Hydrophobia
Fear of water
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Cognizable offence
Arrest without warrant
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Holographic will
Will in own handwriting
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Res Gestae
* Under 6 IEA * Acts/involuntary exclamations made at the time of offence and are so closely connected to the main fact(heat of moment)
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Mens Rea
Criminal intention
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Incest
Sexual relationship between close blood relatives
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To check hymenal rupture
Glastier Keen Rod hymenoscope
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Smegma
Confirms absence of complete sexual intercourse in last 24 hours
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Active partner in lesbianism
Butch or Dyke
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Passive partner in Lesbianism
Femme
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Sodomy
Aka Buggery. | Anal sex
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Sodomy between adult and child
Pedarasty
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Sodomy between adult and child names
Pedarast - Adult | Catamite - Child
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Sin of Gomorrah
Oral sex
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Bestiality
Sex with animal punishable under 377 IPC
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Paraphilia
Sexual perversion
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Sadism
Aka Algolagnia. | Torturing the partner.
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Masochism
Sexual satisfaction by suffering pain
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Bondage
Combination of sadism and masochism
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Dippoldism
Sexual gratification from beating student
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Undinism
Sexual gratification from the smell of urine
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Coprophilia
Sexual gratification from the smell of faeces
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Uranism
Licking or fingering female genital area
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Necrophagia
Satisfaction after eating dead body | IPC 297
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Necrophilia
Satisfaction after having sex with dead body | IPC 297
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Satyriasis
Excessive sexual desire in males
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Nymphomania
Excessive sexual desire in females
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Cunnilingus
Orally stimulating female genitalia
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Fellatio
Orally stimulating male genitalia
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Lust murder
Killing the person after sex
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Bobbit syndrome
Female partner amputates penis of male partner
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Transvestism
Aka Eonism. | Wearing clothes of opposite sex and thereby sexually satisfied.
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Voyeurism
Aka Scotophilia/Peeping Tom. | Watching naked female or microscopia (2 partners engaged in sex.
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Exhibitionism
Showing off genitalia or private parts in public places. | IPC 294 and punishable upto 3 months.
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Flashing
Momentarily exposing body parts by quickly moving clothing
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Steaking
Running naked through a public place
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Mooning
Showing the bare buttocks by lowering pants and bending over
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Masturbation
Aka Onanism/Ipsation
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Narratophilia
Sexually satisfied by pornography study
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Scatologia
Sexual satisfaction by phone calls
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Klismaphilia
Sexual satisfaction after enema
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Troilism
3 persons involved in sexual activity
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Partialism
Fantasy about specific body part
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Pyromania
Sexual satisfaction by setting fire
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Playing with the bag pipe
Sex in armpit
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Fetishism
Generally seen in males. | Sexual satisfaction with articles belonging to opposite sex
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Frotteurism
Rubbing private parts against female buttocks, thighs, breasts, or genital area in crowd. Punishable under IPC 290
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Coprolalia
Sexual excitement by using obscene language
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Gerontophilia
Sexual attraction towards old person
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Pedophilia
Sexual attraction towards children
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Ecouterism
Satisfied with sound during sex
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Poroscopy
Study of skin pores
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Locard exchange principle
Crime scene investigation
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Kidnapping
Boy <16 years and girl <18 years of age taken away from parents for ransom.
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Abduction
Forcefully confining a boy >16 years and girl >18 years
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Grievous hurt
Any hurt which endangers life or which causes the victim to be in severe body pain or unable to follow ordinary pursuits for a period of 10 days
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Ewing’s postulates
Relationship between trauma and new growth
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Istanbul protocol
For examination of torture patient
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Dry submarino
Covering the face of victim with a plastic bag causing suffocation
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Planton
Forced/long standing
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Picana
Electrical torture
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Cattle pod
Picana/Electric torture on genitalia
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Falanga
Aka Bestinado. Beating of soles. Most common method.
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Telefono
Repeated slapping of the sides of the head of the victim(ears)
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Quirofano
Hitting on the abdomen
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Parrot Perch
Suspending from a pole placed under the knees, with the wrists bound to the ankles
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Bellary
A stick smeared with chilly paste is inserted into anal canal
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Black slave
Insertion of hot metal in anus
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Strappado
Body suspended from bar with hands tied behind on it
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Tort
Civil negligence
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Res ipsa loquitur
Facts sufficient to prove the negligence of doctor
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Novus actus interveniens
New intervening act leading to damage/loss/death
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Composite negligence
Negligence by more than one person
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Medical mal occurrence
Doctor gave best medical attention but patient had drug reaction/idiosyncratic reaction/patient is not responding
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Vicarious liability
Respondent superior. | Employer is responsible for the negligence made by the employee
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Res judicata
Case once decided against doctor can only be appealed not refilled. Can be used as defence in civil cases only
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Contributory negligence
Negligence contributed by patient and doctor, defence in civil cases only and the burden of proof goes to doctor only
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Last clear chance doctrine
Doctor is more responsible
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Avoidable consequence doctrine
Patient is more responsible
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Borrowed servant doctrine
Negligence made by employee borrowed
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Bolam test
If a doctor has acted accordingly to proper and accepted practice, he is not guilty of medical negligence or they have acted in accordance with a responsible body of opinion
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Bolitho test
It is a legal test where the court must be satisfied that body of opinion relied upon has a logical basis.