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IGNOU MLE-16 (January 2024 – July 2024) Assignment Questions

Part-A

Write short notes on any four of the following questions:

1. Natural Science based positivism.
2. Pigeonholing.
3. Writing Complaints.
4. Search Warrant.
5. Advocacy.

Part-B

Answer any four of the followings questions:

6. What are the Primary sources of Doctrinal Research? Discuss.
7. Discuss the Characteristics of a good socio-metric scale.
8. What is the difference between direct evidence and corroborating evidence? Discuss.
9. Discuss the Element of successful Advocacy.
10. Discuss the Powers and functions of National Commission for Women.

MLE-16 Assignments Details

University	:	IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University)
Title	:	Criminal Justice Research and Advocacy
Language(s)	:	English
Code	:	MLE-16
Degree	:	PGDCJ
Subject	:	Criminal Justice
Course	:	Core Courses (CC)
Author	:	Gullybaba.com Panel
Publisher	:	Gullybaba Publishing House Pvt. Ltd.

IGNOU MLE-16 (Jan 24 - Jul 24) - Solved Assignment

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