Criminology Collective Violence and Criminal Justice System

Most Likely Questions — Criminology & Collective Violence and Criminal Justice System (LLM Semester II) is a targeted exam companion that blends doctrinal clarity with answer-writing technique. Structured around university patterns, the book presents frequently tested and application-oriented questions followed by stepwise solutions that model issue spotting, citation of core principles and case-law cues, and crisp conclusions. Coverage moves from criminological theories, measurement of crime and victimology to the institutions of the criminal justice system—police, prosecution, courts and corrections—with attention to due process, sentencing, and rehabilitation. A dedicated focus on collective violence (crowd/mob dynamics, riots, public-order offences, preventive mechanisms and accountability) links scholarship to real-world legal responses. Designed by Adv. Dr. Ambarish R. Patnigere, the guide doubles as a rapid-revision resource, distilling definitions, distinctions and illustrations that commonly appear in LLM Semester-II evaluations. Whether preparing for viva, writing practice tests, or revising on the eve of exams, students gain a compact, reliable toolkit to produce confident, high-scoring answers.