Midsem syllabus

7/29/2019 Midsem syllabus

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Mid sems

Sociology 1 :

1.What is Sociology

Issues and Problems

Sociology and Common sense

2.Community and Society

Norms and Customs

3.Family

4.Religion ( upto church and sect )

[1. CrPC: Process of Criminal Justice:Theories and systemsRelevance of Constitutional and Human Rights principles for Criminal ProcedureNature of Criminal Procedure

Reporting of crime:FIRInformation about non cognizable offence and complaintCollection of evidence and interrogation Arrest of persons

Remand and police reportSentencing Process:

Legislative regulation of sentencing power Pre sentence hearing judicial exercise of sentencing power

Section 1 - 25Summons

Is trial a part of the mid sem portions?

Is public proclamation and all the proclaimed offender stuff a part of the syllabus ?

the syllabus is only till summons and not after that !

2. TOPA: Section 1 to 52

TOPA Sir <[email protected]> 18:49 (1 hour ago)

to nalsar2016, vishwajith, Rohit, gyawali.prajwal

Hello everyone,



Skipping any topic may be a bad idea this time. We have been

told that there are three papers and Mallikarjun Sir has been

asked not to repeat any of the topics in any of the questions.

So you might get any paper. We asked him how many questions

are there in a paper, and he told us that there are either 4

or 5, depending on which paper you will get.

He was clear on the fact that the questions are application

based. For example, he will most likely give a chunk of facts

in a single question. Then there may be a series of questions

which may follow which will ask you to identify the section,

then identify the principle and ask you to apply using case

laws.

Please focus on the cases which he has done in class. One of

the best way to study is to make a case list for each section

he has done. He told us that he won't deduct marks for notknowing the entire case name. This basically means that if you

get confused with long South Indian names such as

Karpagathachi v. Nagarathinathachi (this one is on Section

6(a) on what can be transferred and what can not)you can just

remember one of the name. How you do that is up to you. We

like to make dirty jokes while remembering names :) You need

to make sure you know the facts of the case well and the

decision as well when you write your answers. This is

something Mallikarjun sir told us directly.

We'll give you a few more tips throughout the week. But pleasemake sure you guys don't skip any topic. Or this is what might

happen to you...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9XEYdZgurc

Lastly, don't think that the question will be very dull. Contrary to popular

belief, Mallikarjun Sir set a brilliant question paper which made us think a

lot. He taught all three of us Administrative Law in 3rd year and Land Laws in

5th year.

All the best!

TOPASIR

3. Law and lit: All readings till 'Hindu law as performance' (including Lolita)

Shylock's Humanity

Integrity in Law

Vikramanka Deva Charita shit.






Jonna’s imp topics for literature

what is literature

reflection of law in literature

that 60 page wala(Posner)

jurisprudence of comedy

hindu law

lolita

equity and mercy

the Leo Tolstoy - orwell V for Vendetta

Tutorial ReadingsHey, Manav has agreed to not giving the tutorial portion for the mid sems but in the end sems we will have thetutorials as a part of the course too.

And regarding the Posner reading he asked us not to not to worry about deconstruction and new crits for this exam but rather to concentrate on the part that deals with law and literature and the similaritiesand differences in their interpretation.

Also, he wanted to know if we want a general revision session with him tomorrow at whatever time weare comfortable with. I need to tell him by tomorrow so please reply ASAP. Shylock's Humanity is a part of mid-sem portions. - Megha.

4. Law and Poverty: Module 1. (I am not sure about the 2nd module, when I asked Dhanda she replied'we will see')

5. Economics: Game theory to Bargaining theory (no legal remedies and nothing from the tutorials)

This might help you with Prisoner's Dilemma/ Nash Equilibrium.

https://www.khanacademy.org/science/microeconomics/nash-equilibrium-tutorial/nash-eq-

tutorial/v/prisoners--dilemma-and-nash-equilibrium

https://www.khanacademy.org/science/microeconomics/nash-equilibrium-tutorial/nash-eq-tutorial/v/prisoners--dilemma-and-nash-equilibrium







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